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M $ VOLUME XL. COLUMBUS, OHIO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1850. NUMBER 24. PUHLIHllKI) KVKRV Tl'KHDA V.MOHNI N, BY Hi'OTT & KArtl'OW. UKF1CK IUITH-KUT COHNK1 or II 1(1 II T. AND ll'UI AttRT. THIt.MH Invariably In advance. Wwk y jut milium In Columlmi &i ... 1 B . 1 IKl . . . 3 00 1 (Ml (Jul ot Uio i tty ; Ity mwl, siiiimo Tu c Hbs ul limr turn upwarui - To i n'jfof leu uui upward, to out) mUrou. Dnily, mioD Tri-Wei-klv. An WVrkly tin., niniile Tu clulrt uf Ave uid upward The Journal (i also published Pnily unii Trl-Wwkly during hV ynr Daily pur uiiium, by uinil, .' ; Tri-Wrekly, t.l. Hole" of Advertising Weekly Paper. Out square, 10 hue or lean, one uimtUuu " " " cim'Ii Hililiuuiwl " " " I inimlli 2 " -V) , . 0 itf " " changeable monthly, pir annum " " " weekly " " Standing card, on? square or 1pm, " ...... oolumn,eliarn('Rbli quarterly," " U j j Other rases not provided for, chargeable In conformity with tlio above raUri. . a 00 . 5 00 . 8 00 90 00 .0 (Ml . 8 00 ,35 00 .(!0 00 .100 00 OHIO LEGISLATURE. SiUimlny, February 2, I8."S0. IN SB NATS, Prayer by Rev. Mr. Doolittle. Petitons presented and referred. Uy Mr. Lewi, of Juhn F. Mercer and 114 other of Ml. Pleasant, Jeffer. mm county, for the repeal of the license laws. Mr. Salter, tf A. Power anil others, of Scioto county, for a repeal of tlio license laws. Also, from Susan Power and u number of other ladies, of Scioto ctniniy, for the same: of Jolm Ellison uud 69 other, of Man chester, Adam county, for aii net of incorporation of Html town. Mr. By era, of J. K. Han-id and 57 citizens of Won-ter; also, of . I. . I. Howard nud others, uf the Mime place, remonstrating against the pnssugo of n law exempting Woi inter from the provisions of the Akron school law. Mr. Belt ley, of Rev. James Paitersnn and &8 others, of Carroll comity, for the election ot Jamc W. W. Luughlin associate judge of "aid county of George Hardest y, for the repeal of the 2d section of the act incorporating the town of Malvern. Mr. Howard, uf Jonathan f liteamati and 1U! others, of Clermont comity, for the incorporation of tin Mos-cow, Indian Creek, and Point Isabel Turnpike Company.Mr. Barker, of Owen Franks and others, of Washington county, for the incorporation of a Seminary of learning in said county. Mr. Hortuu, of A. Courtney and others, diking for permission to float buw logs in ihe Hockingcaual. Mr. Dennison, of Joseph Field, for sen-ices rendered by him in the Penitentiary, during tho cholera. Mr. Payne, from Win. A. Otis and 147 others, of John Q. McCuiieniid 110 others, of Cleveland, for an extension of tho corporate limits of wiiil city; of Wm. H. lillnmn and 30 others, of Bedford, Cuyahoga county, lorn charter lu a plank road tu Cleveland. Mr. Myers, uf L. Q. lifiwson, for the incorporation of Fremont. Mr. Lawrence, of Isaac Gardiner and other citizens of Logan county, lor a law authorizing the county commissioner of Logmi to tell the stock owned by the county in the Mad River and bake Brie Railroad ; of Shelby Taylor and others, of LoguiHville, Logan conn-, ty, for a turnpike from Wostvillo, Champaign county, to St. Johns, in Allen county of R. E. Ruukle and others, of Went Liberty, against the extension of the i corporate limit' of said town. . Mr. Chase, of G. W, Guuker nnd 18 others, for the election of Joseph Frnlier assuciido Judge ol Butler county. Mr. Dimmock, the remonstrance of 115 citizens of Coshocton. against tho new county of Orange. Bills introtluccd.Mr. Burns, tocrente tlio 19ih judicial circuit. Mr. Olds, to iimeud the net incorporating tin Pickaway County Savings Institute. Mr. Salter to incorporate tho town of Munch enter, in tho county of Adams. Mr. Burker, to incorporate the Western Liberal Institute,Mr. Simpson, on leave, recorded Ins vutu in the negative on the several proositiuua of the amendment of Mr. Blake, on which the question was taken yestor-duy.HilU read the time and pawed. Conferring mi county commissioners certain powers in regard to free turnpike roads, and for other purposes. To incorporate the Clarkslield, New Loudon, and Anhlaud Turnpike Komi Compiiuy. To incorporate certain plunk road therein named. This bill was recommitted to Mr. llurlnu. The Senate took u recess. 3 o'clock, ll. M. Mr. Harlan, from the select committee to which wan referred the bill to incorporate plunk road companies ill Logan countv and elwwhere, rejiorted I he smne back, and the bill was paused ayes tiS, lines 7. Mr. Olds rejHirted a bill to incorporate the Circleville and Riiyalton lurupike company. A joint resolution was received from the Hoine, lor going into an eleelion for a Preide:it Judge uf Haiuil-ton county, on Monday next. Mr. Uimumck moved to amend by adding, and one Associate Judge for Licking coumy. Lot), iryes Hi, noes Hi. Mr. Denuisou upposed tho iesoluttn. He said (hat we had not yet adopted joint rules, nnd if there was no other reason, that would he sufficient to vote onanist the resolution. Mr. Whitman said that the Whig tin-put hud determined that no elections should be gone into, until the case of Mr. H road well was derided. He charged diction upon ihem for so determining. Mr. Randall would vote ag;iii)t the resolution. His reasons for to doing he Would state briefly Two weeks ngo, he nnd Mr. Swift had agreed upon certniu terms, which led to the btciuess orgautaliou of the Senate. They had then nliitcd that they hoped that certnili measures could Uo paoncd wiUiiu two weeki. These menxiirea could now be forced through within two ibivs if Senators on the oilier side would nirree. He hml agreed at the time of the arrangement, that no election should be genu into until the case of Mexwu. Johnson and Hieudvvell was finally decided, lie understood besides, that the Associate Judue of Hamilton county wcrn ipiito competent, frein theircp-ri-euce and knowledge, to diiclmrge the duties o the Bench, at least for iho first two or Ihree week. Mr. Johnson addressed the Senate in fnvor of then:-solution. The ret)liitinn was not agreed to ayes 111, noes hi. Bill Inlrtxhivil. By Mr. Viual.a bill to imorpoi-nte the opnngtielil anil reuusylviima Kuilroiul L'oitip'itiy Mr. Ferguson, to amend an act entitled nuacttn regulate the levying of a tax tor road purpm.es in the counties of Heluiont and Jetl'eisoii. Mr. Lawrence, to authorize countv commissioners to extend the corporate limits in towns: Also, in relation to damage fur establishing, vacating, or aiienuK county mads. Mr. Worcester, to incorporate the Huron county Mutual Insurance Company. Mr. Howard, to incorporate the Clermont Insuinuci1 Company. Mr. Italian, to fix tho terms of holding Courts in the 7 tli .ludiciui Uircuit. Mr. Beaver, to amend the act for the relief of sureties in certain cases. Mr. Horloii, to incorporate the Athens county S:i-iii(H Institute, at Athens. Mr. Conkliu, to uutlmrie the mile of certain School Lands in Shelhy county. Mr. Whitmnu offered tho following resolution: Orderrd, That the Sergeaut-nt-arui.' he instructed to purchase forihwiih, thirty-Mix copies of the Pickwick papers illustrated., tor I lie use ol tin nemiie. Mr. Burns asked if the Moualor wm in earnest f Mr. Whitmnii. If the Seunte thinks it does not need the illumination, I will. Mr. Bums offered a resolution iuslructinit the Judi ciary Cuinmiltee to make certain imniiries in relation to icltooi districts ; winch was ngreeit to. QOKSTIUNS Of raiVII.KOK. Mr. Wliitmail rose to a question of privilege, nnd rend an niiouy mou- letter of a low character winch he had received. Mr. Blako could sympathise with the seiiutor. H , had nceivedn nuuiberof such miserable couimutiica lions during the bloody revolution tu which he was uouceriieil, Mi . Pa v ue impiired if Mr, Driiuisoii wished hi rei- olutiouotlireil yejterduv.tn he taken up f Mr. Denuisou, Such had been his intention, but tho hour was loo lulu now. Mr. Payne. As litis morning's mail had dune away with the imccsHUy of a great pari of the resolutions, lie did not know lint by .Monday they would be reu tiered entirely unnecessary, The Semite ndjon rued ayes 17, noes 1.1. HOUSB OF RKPRKSKNTAT1VRS. On motion of Mr. Speliunu, the rules of the House were suspended lor I no iinrpose ol recouittleriuv the vote taken last evening, by which the House agreed to the amemlment of the Senate to House bill No. 1, to rejieal the division of Hamilton county. The question being on the reconsideration, the nves nud noes were demanded, nnd resulted aos 1, line 01. No the House refused to reconsider. Mr. Ptigh voting ill the allirniative. Vtttfiont prtitnted and rtftrrnl. By Mr. Kiddle, gainst the new county of Cumberland ; Also, for the principle of the Declnratioii uf Independence.Mr. Manful, against tin1 new county of Ormign. Mr. MrNeely, against the new county of Cumberland.Mr. Ward, to extend the cluirterol New Castme. Mr. Rogers, to rejwnl the license laws. Mr. Wiiite, for rcliui to the estate of Peter Manor. Mr. Reed, for the county of National. Mr. Smith uf Clermont, to repeal certain laws relating to schools. Mr. Rnedter, lo appoint Mr. Bon well Quariermaster General. Mr. Gill, on international peace. Mr. Wilson, for a plunk road. Mr. Muslin, to elect an associate judge. Mr. Ross, against the new county of Blk i Also, m relation to a certain road. Mr. Keller, for the new countv of National. Mr, Whiteley, for ihe Carey and Little Sandusky plank road charter. Mr. Weyer, for the now county of Cumberland sev eal netitions. r Mr. Frazier, to abolish certain laws therein named. hi leaker, the memorial ol George Lockwood, t a lu natic ;) Also, tu elect Peter Lmitzcuheiser an associate judge of Ntark countv : Also, to elect Henry A. Stidger au associate judge of Carroll county ; Also, to elect John G. Sherrod an associate indue uf Carroll countv. Billiread the third time and pai$ed. Amendatory to ihe net supplementary to an act pointing out the mode ol levying taxes, passed reb. 12, loll. To incorporate the Columbus nnd Johnstown Turn pike Company. Declaratory ot the act to authorize Nathan Sturr to sell and convey certain real estate, the property of the minor heirs of his into wife Mary Starr, &e. To fix the compensation of tho Commissioners of Hamilton countv. Billi on leave and in purttiancetonotice By Mr. Woyer, to amend the charter of the Central Ohio Kail mail Com puny. Mr. , to incorporate the B'dlville Aqueduct company. Mr. Houston, to amend the law for the better regn lation of common schools. Reportt of Standing Committees. Mr. Pugh, from the Committee on the Judiciary, presented u bill fur the re iff of Thomas Worihinatou against n certain award. Reports of Select Committees. Mr. Whiteley, from a nelecl Commit tee, reported back a bill to incorporate the Upper Sandusky, Waldo nud Marion Plank Road Company, with certain nmeiulmeiits j which were agreed to, and the bill ordered to he engrossed. Mr. Ball of Muskingum, from the juniority of the committee to which was committed the bill to fix the com pensat ion of certain judges therein named, reported the sumo back with an oinendmcut t which was laid oil the table. Mr. Long, from the minority of the same committee. made a report, with an amendment, which was laid ou the table. Mr. Keller, from a Select Committee, a bill to extend the provisions of mi act therein named, to Fairfield entity, Mr. Green, to authorize the Council of the city of Dayton to borrow mmtuv i Also, to incorporate Liberty, in Montgomery county. Mr. Smith, lo amend an act inrogardto sewers, and to extend its provisions. Mr. Rocdter, to abolish the office to superintend the sale of hinds belonging to the Scioto Salt Works. Mr. Prudeii, from the Committee ou Corporations, nxked and obtuiiied leave to report a bill to amend the charter of the city of Columbus. On motion of Mr. Brcslin, the bill to fix the com-u sat in it of certain .judges therein named, whs taken up, with the amendment reported by the special coin mittee. Mr. Fairchild moved to strike out fourteen, and in- aert twelve hundred in the third section (lixiug the compeuwaliou of President Judges ol the Common fleas, a ui I Judges of Supreme Courts.) Mr. Hiiwhius demanded n division ol the question. The question ou sinking out prevailed ayes. 3 'J, noes HQ. The ipicstion being inserting twelvo hundred, Mr. Maiifull moved lint the bill with the ueiidiiiff amendments be indefinitely postponed. Air. nigh moved that the bill, with tho pending amendments be cnmiiiithnl to the Committee on Judiciary, which was disagreed to ayes '24, noes 3D. Mr. Fnirchild moved that the bill, with the pending amendments he committed to a select committee of three, Lost ave lJ4, noes 42. Mr. Smith of Madison, moved to lay the bill and amendment on the table, and make them the special oruer oi toe day lor i uesday next. Lost aye 1M, noes 3D. Mr. Ball moved to fill the blank in the third section of the hill with thirteen hundred; carried ayes 37, noes 3U. Tint question being upon the indefinite postpone ment, the aine was lost. Mr. Spelmaii otfercd au amendment to the first sec tion of tho amendment "strikiug out eighloen hundred us (lie salary of the Governor of the State, and inserting sixteen hundred." Mr. Pugh moved lo lav iho bill and pending amend ments nu ihe tuble, winch wtis agreed to ayes 40, noesi;'i. Mr. Roedter offered a resolution providing or the printing of the report of ihe Auditorof State upon Bunk ax iitmti.m the German language. W Inch was agreed upon subjects which had been referred to them. Mr. Whitman considered that it was in order. The objections being withdrawn, Mr. Lawrence said it was due to the majority of the Cotnmilteo ou Printing that reported this preamble and resolution, lo state briefly tho reasons for the resolution, It is well known that the House bus contract ed lor the printing of that body with Samuel Medary. This Senate has contracted with L. L. Rice for the Sen ate printing, and he has given the printing to Mr. Medary, so that in fact tho whole printing for both brunches of the Legislature is performed by him. But iu there are two separate contracts, one with Medary for the House printing, and one with Rice for the Senate printing, lie will claim and charge the State twice for selling up mo type tmm wiucti the documents are printed, when in fact all the documents will be printed at once from the same form. This is not right and has not been usual in yoars past. It is un unfair charge upon the State Treasury. This resolution relates only to the German documents the English documents were disposed ot by a resolution passed on the Jlst j miliary . Mr. Lawrence said he had no disoosilion to iirevent tne printing ol the documents in German, tlo linn al ways voted to urint m the German ammnize and be lieved it right. If it should be ascertained that we can tiot procure tho documents in German, under this res olution, he would vote to procure the printing in German at the ollice of some good German newspaper. Mr. L. had never objected to allowing reasonable compensation for all work done for the State, but it seemed so manifestly wrong to pay twice for work that is only performed once, that he hoped the resolution wuuiu prevail. Alter further remarks br Messrs. Wilson. Randall mid others. On motion, the resolution was laid on the table- ayes 17, noes l i. Mr. Harlan from the Judiciary Committee, to which ia iiicriiKi imnmj qui lunir ui fijlinn ui nuiu- iug tho Supreme Court, reported it back with one amendment, striking out nil after the enacting clause, and inserting a new bill. uu motion ol Mr. Uurns, the bill was re-committed. Reports of StiUet Committees Mr. Conkliu. a bill to incorporate the Sidney and Puma turnpike comnanv Mr. Unrkcr.n b 11 to incorporate the McConiieilsville and Malta bridge com nan v. Mr. Bye is, a hi 1 to authorize the citiens of Woo- ter, to vote tor or ugainst adopting tlio provisions ol the AKron scuool law. Mr. Howard, a bill to incoroornte tho Moscow. lo. dian Creek, and Point Isabel turnpike roud company, Mr. Vinal, a bill to amend an net incorporating the Clark and Miami turnpike company. M Chase, a bill to extend the provisions of an net to lay out nud establish a free turnpike mud from the .tnuuictowu and west Alexandria turnpike, to ihe West Blkton turnpike. Mr. 1'ayno reported back the bill to prevent Bunks from taking usury, with sundry amendments, to come in as additional sections. Before the bill was disposed of, On motion of Mr. Wilson, The Senate took a recess. 3 o clock. P. M. The bill to prevent the banks from takiiux usurious interest, with the amendment of Mr. Sprague, wore Uid ou tho table, to have the amendment printed. Air. ueuver, I mm the Committee on Claims, usked ave to be disclnrged from the further consideration uf the claim ol Thomas J. Davis; which was nerecd The Sneaker laid beforo the House, the report of the Datavia Turnpike company. Which was laid ou the table. Mr. Hawkins offered a resolution relating to the irder of print in;j ihe bills of the House Which was agreed to. Mr. Pugh n tie red a joint resolution providing for a convention o the two Houses on Monday next, to elect President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for Hamilton county. Mr. Holcotnb moved Ihnt the House adjourn. Mr. Ptiuh demanded a call of the House. Mr. Holcomb withdrew his motion to adjourn. The n lenltoii being on agreeing to the resolution, the ayes and noes were demanded, am) resulted ; ayes (7, noes '7. No the resolution was agreed to. Mr. Bresliu otic red a resolution rescinding Ihe U'-Jd uleoftlie House. Which was agreed to. Mr. Fuircluld offered an amendment to the f3d stand ing rule and the rule wns amended. And Hie House ndjnunied. Monday, lYIirimry 4, IN 50. IN SKNATE. Prayer b) Rev. H L. Hitchcock. After tho wading of the Journal, Mr. Burns said: Mr. Speaker, in the Ohio State limned of Snturd'iy last, I discovered amongst the pro- lings ol Ihe day previous, 1 mil set down as voting against the first proposition in the amendment tu the lution ollered by the senator from Franklin ; to wit: The sentiments of the Freemen of Ohio is, no more .lave Slides, no more slave territory." 1 voted for that proimsiliou; and as one of the citi zens of Ohio, these are my sentiments. I do not wish to see any more slave Slates or slave territories; and otmg for Ihnt naked proposition, 1 voted what I believe. But I wish to be understood on this subject, hold that if a people of a territory, in framing a Stnte constitution, see proper to incorjKirnte a clause authorizing negro slavery, tho general government hat no power to reject such Hiate on tne account ot inch lovery clause. The name of Mr. Burns was substituted by a typo-rnphicttl error, for that of Mr. Bvera.l Vi titinns presented and referred. Mr. Lawrence, of Ira Reynolds, nud others, ngaiust an extension of the cor porate limits of West Liberty. Mr. (.'onkhn.ot vt in. Hirihind and uu others, ol aiici- by county, for the payment of damages sustained by snid Kin land, by the construction of die Sydney feed- r, of ihe Miami canal; also, of Hugh Thompson, and IDS others, of Shelby and Miami counties, for a char ter of n turnpike from Sidney lo Piqun. Mr. Marker, ol Sftli bhepliord and 150 others, ol Moigan county, for authority to build a bridge over Hie Mu-kiiiuuui, ui Mi-Coiiitellsville, Mr. Dimmock, from 400 citizens of Knox, males and eniules, on leinjtemuce. Mr. Oohhs. l Peter Cm well and 109 others, citizens of Hamilton county, against the proposed increase of the pay of the (. ommissiouers ot said county. Mr. iuait ol 17 li stockholders and others, lor an amemlment to the charter ot the ui irk and .Miami Turnpike Company. .Mr. i-uyne, noiii uevi .lonnson nun V4i otnors, tor an extension of the corporate limit ol Cleveland. Mr. livers, from citieus of Wooater, for the repeal of the Akron school law. krtmrti of Standing Commithti. Mr. Vinal. from the Committee ou Cnrtoratious, reorled a bill to authorize the coiiiuii-iouer of i.ogan county to sen railroad and bunk stin k. Mr. Liwreueo, from the Committee on Railroads and Turnpike, reported hack the hill to incorporate the MtuietiH mid National Head Plank Road Compa ny, with amendments, which were agreed to; and the lull waioulered to he eugnisaed. Mr. Lawrence, hum ihe Standing Committee nu 1'riniiug, reported the loiiowiug preamble and resolu tion : Whereas, a resolution was adopted by the Senate, ou the 3Ut nil., dire ting extra to pies of certain re-piris and documents to be printed for the use of the Semite, mi conditio!! ihni no dim ge be made for composition work iu Ihe publication ol snid extra copies; and whereas, in said resolution, it was provided that nothing therein coiilnined should prevent payment for composition uf such d-uineulB.as were theumi order- id to be printed in the (teriunu language) and where- nu the 30 Ui ult., the House ot Kcpreseulattves adopted n roolutiou ordering the documents and re port nloresjud to be printed m thnOermau language, under which tun composition work of all said tier-unto documents and reports will he pcrlnrmed, from whiih the document mid report for the Senate enn be printed without double compoiisntiou j and whereas, M will therefore be inexpedient in pny for doublo composition when no such double work is Mrtormed tlieretore, Rrsolreti, That L. L. Rice be, nud he hendiy is di reeled In furnish said documents nnd nqiorls in ihe German language, &c, &c, without charge fitV the composition work of such Gentian document and re-Hiiti in addition to the char ire for composition of the sume under the resolution of the House. Objections were made by Messrs. Bums nud Bynrs to the reception or the resolution at this tune, tticy couteuding tkatsUudiug committee could only report Mr. Beaver, from the same committee, reported on the case of Springer ami Whiiemati. A conversation took place relative to the Board ot Public Works. Mr. Eckley slated that Mr. Forrer was engaged in superintending the construction of the acqucdnct ileitis the Great Miami, but was expected everyday io arrive iu mis city. Mr. blickensderter had ueeti detained at the sirk bed of bis wile, unless he had arri ved lust night, as was expected. The report of Iho u on rd ol 1'ubiic Works was ready. Mr- my era thought .Mr. roirer had other reaons r his absence. Ho had. dining the last summer. His reason, then, was thai he would hot meet with the present Board. Ho susnected thai might bo Ihe roasou uow. He thought Air. Forrer's conduct was unbecoming, The panei s were referred to the Committee on Pub lic Works. The bill to authorize the Commissioners of Shelby county to take slock in the Belletbiitiiine nud Indiana Railroad Company, was referred tn a Seleet Committee, consisting of Messrs. Eckley and Conkliu. House joint resolution, in favor of the Government's rttcogn icing the iodeendcnce of Liborm, was agreed lo without a divisiun. House bill, prescribing the limes of holding the Courts of Common pltMu iu tit l'itb JuJir-iwl Circuit, whs read asc-coo.l time and commuted to Messrs. Dm: uison, Vinal nnd Lawrence. House joint resolution, for imving B. Riddle IOO for fifty day services iu the Court ot Bank, w as reter- ros to the Commitleo onCluiins; nlso, a resolution to pay JohuGreetil' uf for similar services. Mr. Hand n II offered for adoption the following pre-1 uiuhlo and resolutions : I Wuehki, It is woll known that in the yen rs 1H48 and I84!t. during a geiiend revolution among the un-1 lions of Cential and Southern Buroiie, the ancient Kingdom of Hungary, for reasons believed to be satis factory, declared herself independent of the Imperial House of Hnpsliuridi and of the Austrian Government a i id Em tiro ; thnl, iu tnaintniuiug this declaration, this Kingdom pursued ihe most natural, justifiable and pa triotic measures ; that she has twice drove her eueuiie-, beyond her borders, thereby, according to ihe laws of nation, positively achieving her independence; tlmt subscuuenily, au army of Russian mercenaries, em ployed and pant by the biuperorol uuia, invaded the Kingdom of Hungary! that the Hiinimriaiis, nobly struggling for their lives and liberties against the uni ted lorcesot two H)Wertul deserts, nearly seemed their independence the second time, and would undoubtedly have dons so hail it not been for a deed of treachery ; that this treachery, by which an army of nearly two Hundred thousand strong, mid nboiit iiiteen millions of heroic and determined people were delivered up to their oppressors, was instigated by large and tempting bribes otlercd by the unscrupulous invaders ; and that. iu this unmanly wny, nud not by the usual menu of wartnre, ilie independence ol Hungary was deb ated ; Whkriai, Furthermore, it is equally well known, (hat from the beginning to tho close of this eventful sti ugglo, the illustrious Louis Kossuth was the lending man uf Hungary; that he had devoted all of his previous life to the emancipation, elevation and glory of his country ; tliat during ihe progress of tho revolution, he tfiruw himself, his property, his family, his fi lends, his future hojies nnd prospects, unreservedly nnd iiiagiiauitnitusly into the scale, to secure thefrei--dom of his native land ; that contrary to the advice of many of hi warmest friends, but prompted by the pu rest and holiest motives, and in imitation of our own revolutionary forefathers, by Ins sole authority, nud on his own responsibility, he solemnly proclaimed Huu-gaiy a Republic; that the almost supm human oxer-lions made by him to establish a Republican Govern ment, nnd thus guaranty the freedom nnd happiness of Ins countrymen, challenge the adiiiiraimn ol nil nations! and tlmt in the fall of Hungary, and iu bis own flight tor personal safety, not only lias his reputntiott n commander not beou tarnished, but his duties ns the he id of a temporarily unsuccessful, but not yet hopeless effort have been both maintained and honored ; Whkheas, also, it is generally notorious that at Ibis time, the Hungarian patriot, contrary lo the luw of uaure nnd o nations, is held in captivity by the EVil- tnn ot 1 ui Key, though not a solitary mine ni-ainst the 1 urkHh government has been alledged acniust linn; that Russia hn demanded tlio delivery of him into lir liHtid m order to hi hema n.inished as a rebel mid malefactor; that she is now arming her soldier lor the purpose ot sweeping down at the earliest op nortunity, to take forcible possession of hi iierou nud thai, iu nil human probability, she will get pis- session ol linn and convey linn into her own terniorv, there to aheil his blood by some biirbamus method of execution, unless she is anticipated m het movement by the timely interposition of some tree and friendly uatioii t Whkkias, finally, U appear from our most reliable advices, that the wife, the mother, the children, nud tfier member ol the ureal patriot family have bi lyiug for the past three or four month in an Austrian prism; ihnt they have been recently released I nun confinement ; thai Ihey are dependant lor their doily bread uihiii the hard charilie of Kossuth's enemies; and that while he is kept in utter ignorance of their condition, they am allowed tn know tioihiug ofthu (ale lint has befallen, uur of the yet sadder late that awaits him ; Therefore, it being the duty of all free people, and of ihe Americun people iu particular, to extend the hind ol sympathy nnd of fellowship to a suffering pa triot and republican, when unrighteously treated and shamefully abandoned, after having made inch great and inecovernble sacrifices for the eaiiio id' human freedom.it is hereby Hesntred, fry the Uenenti AmmNy of the State of Ohio, Tlmt iu our deliberate judgment, the present erili nl condition of General Louis Kohhtii. and of bis fami ly, lotidlvcall for the friendly and peareful uiteiposi tioti ol die American people. Retoimt, That we believe ll to be Ihe duty nud priv-ileue ol the Congress of the I'nited States, to tend immediately au embassy of pence to the Snltnii of Tur key, iu ono of our national ships, who shall be instructed n'SHH-tfully and urgently to solicit of the aub'imc Porto, the liberation of Koulll Mini bis fellow oaptivos, In the name of the American iteople, nnd to take uch other steps a shnll be best calculated to seen re the removal ol tho great Hungarian, and ol his afflicted family, to this country. Resolved, That our re present alive in Congress be requested, and that our Senator be instructed, to bring I h is subject us soon as ioihlc, before Congress, and to pursue such other measure ns shall most certainly and simodily carry oui, if possible, ihe object set forth in the foregoing resolutions. And he it further rtW, That tho Governor bo requested to forward a copy of the foregoing to the PHMiil.mt mitl tn mi-Ii id' nor HmialtiM nii,l U.t..Mui. tative in Conyrw, Messrs. Payne nnd C'mfo opposed the adoption ol inn preamble, on Urn ground that they were not suln ciontly ticuimiuted witl, the tuct. Mr. Simpson hoped iliat gentlemen would dithdraw ineir objections, and vole tor this preamble and reso- unions at once. It wm ot great importance. The preamble and resolutions were adopted Mr. Blake, on leave, introduced the following bill to authorize free banking in Ohio: Skc I. Be it enacted bp the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That any penion or association of persons may establish a bank or banks m accordance with tli provisions of nu act, entitled " nu act to incorporate the Slate Bank of Ohio and other banking companies," passed rebruary 4i, in-l i, in any county in this mate, upon tho terms and conditions specified in aid act, in relation to independent bunking companies. Skc 3. That all hanks' established under the provi sinus of this net, shall bo subject to taxation and be taxed where located, upou the capital stock actually paid iu, for all purpose the same as other property ; and the cashier or accounting officer of any bnnk established under the provisions of this act shall make return of the capital sloe I,, of such bank to the assossor i 1. 1 to iiiwiinoip or warn hi wiiicu uio unit a nmy uu located, subject to all the liabilities and restrictions of the " act for levying taxes on nil nronortv in this Stnte uitvoiuiiih u ua iron vaire, aim me act amenoauiry niereto, nnd tlio amount 'aus returned shnll be entered upon the tax duplicates in the name of such bank, and the bi x os be paid by such accounting officer, and charged to the expense account of such bank. Ski:. 3. Whenever def.edt shnll be made in the payment of any debt or liability contracted by any bonk established under the provisions of this act, every person or porsoiis owning stock in said bank shall bo in dividually liable equally ami rateably for the amount of such debt or liability with interest, to the extent of their respective shares of iiiock in such bank. Skc. 4. That everv lev-n qufnMt.hml underdid ore. visions of this act, shall btoverned by the provisions. conditions nnd restrictionsprescribed iu said net to incorporate the State Bank eif Ohio nud other Banking Companies, so far as they are anplicnblo to indepen dent bunking companies established under said net; and said banks shall have all the rights and privileges enn terra! upon independent banks established under uu proviHions in iiiiu nci aim me acis ameuuaiory thereto, except so for as they are modified by this act. Bills introduced oh leave. hy Mr. Ferguson, to author ize thecfuistnietion of a railroad therein named. Mr. Howard, to incorporate tho Franklin county Typ ographical Society. Mr. Wilson, to incorporate the Seneca county Insurance Company. Mr. ratterson, to provido lor the establishment nnd ontrol of Newark Cemetery, at Newark. Licking co- Ohio. Mr. Dcnnisoii obtained the floor before the introduc tion of bills was commenced, but gave way for that purpose. Mr Mvers moved to tnke np Mr, Uenmson b resolu tions on ihe subject of Mr. Clay's resolutions introduced into the Senate of the United States. Mr. Dennison opposed the motion on the ground that he was by courtesy entitled to the floor. i no motion was lost ayes 1, noes lu. Mr. Dennison offered the following : Wiirnr.As, There are now pending in the Senate of the United tstates, certain resolutions introduced by the Hon. Henry Clay, among which nre the following, to wit: reciting Mr. Clay's resolutions, which have en already published in the Journal. J A .in wiikiuai. the people of this State do not ap prove of the sentiment expressed, or conclusions nil- iiuiiuceo in sain resolves. Dill lioni, Mr. Holcumb, Uie petitiuu of 8. 8 Hon! nnd 02 oth-1 nlso, f Ralph Chary mm! 88 others, of Allen couu 1st. flint slavery should, bv the nositivo enactment f Congress, be forever excluded from all territories now owned, or that may hereafter be acquired by the uuiieii nmies; 'Jd. That it is the duty of Congress to use alt consti tutional menus for the abolition uf slavery in the District ot Columbia, lit the earliest practicable period; 3d. That no more effectual provision oui'lit tn be made by law for the restitution and delivery of per sons bound to service or labor iu any State, who may escne into any other State or Territory in the Union, but sound policy demands such a modification of existing laws on that subject, as will more etfectimlly pnilect persons in the several States nnd Territories agaiiirti pretended claim for such service or labor; Ann whkrkas, the people of this B ate do further hold, 1st. That Congress should, without delay, nbolish tho slave trade wiihiu the District of Columbia; Sd. That no more sl ivo States should be ndmitted into the Union ; 3d. That the Government of the II oiled States should relieve itself of nil re) tonsil til it ie lor the supHirt or existence of slavery, whenever nud wheresoever it can do so constitiitionath- nnd iu good faith to the slave holding Htntes; tlierej'nf , he it Resolved, by the Oenrr.ik Aucmbty of the State of Ohio, Tlxit our Rt:uiiiL.ra miiC 1',.. v-..t.iu"'j iu (.Viroa be, and they are hereby revested to oppose the passage of each nnd all of the foregoing resolutions, introduced into tne neuate ol ihe I uited State as aforesaid ; nud theV nre hereby further tv-finented lo miilim-m tliMiPMi.tu nud votes lo tho wishes people of this State, ns their wishes have been defined iu tlio Ibmiioiug pre amble. Resolved, That the Governor be, and ho is hereby re- pasted in pi enure and transmit to each of our Sena tors and Representative-, in Congress a copy of the ton-going preamble nnd resolutions. Mr. Dennison demanded the previous question, to which there was n second nud third. The Speaker saitl the question wus, shall the main pieat ion now be put f Mr. Whitin ui couteuded ihut the' retotutimis were not in order, inasmuch ns similar propositions were ou the table. Mr. Dennison uid that the resolutions were substan- tially different. The Speaker said hu wns clearly of opinion that the resolutions were in order. Mr. IWer moved that the Senate resolve itself into committee of iho whole, on the order of the day. Mr. B. said that was a privileged question. I lie speaker decided that the motion wo in order. Mr. Olds. According to the eighteenth nilo, no mo tion can be entertained alter the previous question had been seconded, except for a recess or adjournment. Mr. Whitman moved Ihnt the Senate adjourn. Lost ; aye 14, tine 18. Mr. Myers withdrew his motion to go mlocomniniit-tee of the whole. The previous tiiiestiou was not sustained; ayes 14, noes 14. The Whigs and Fno Sailer voting in the nfiirumtivp. Mr. Myers offered as an amendment the following: Resolved, That the people of the State of Ohio dis approve of Prosident Taylor's interference, ns disclo- d in his spec ml messnge tu the House of Represent ative of the United Stales, nn January UI, 18 0, for thnnvnwed purjinse of Influencing the action of the people of the Territories lntcly ceded to the United Stales by Mexico, with a view of inducing the people of snid territories to form a plan of State Cousutu-lions," and ask admission ns States, instead of having the people of snid Territories uninfluenced bv execu tive interference free to act in favor of State or Territorial Governments, a they should deem proper. And lu tins interference of (he President we see a desire on his pnrt tn nvotd the responsibility of signing or vetoing a bill mutniniiig a prohibition of slavory in Territories, a shrinking from duly unbecoming the I'resideni Ol Mils great KeptlhllC. Rtsolrrd, 1 hat Ihe tieople ot till in further disapprove of the President' recommendation to Congress to pas un laws creating I erritorial government ; that we see no reason for departing IV, on the established liange which fins existed I nun the formation ol our national government in tho form or manner of providing Terri torial government for any and all Territories belong ing io tne i tilled Elates. Messrs. Whitman and .'HyVf'-idvncnted the amendment.Mr. Beaver animadverted nn the conduct of Mr. My ers iu supporting General Cass and General Butler and yet prolessnig to be u ran ISmler. At 7 1. M. the Senate adammcd Tor wnut nl a quo- mm, without taking ihe vuie. HOI'SK OF REPRESENTATIVES Prayer by Rev. Mr. Hitchcock. Petitions prcsctitetl and rrferml. Mr. Rogers, for the suppression of Inteinpernuce; Mr. Whiion, ol J. M. Filch nud 4'! other ol Obeiliu, fur the repeal of all law that aiiihurin the do of alcoholic liquor, and the enactment of Inws similnr to Wisconsin ; Mr. Kniin, for the rete.-d of the license Inws, -e. ; Mr. Russell, to elect George Mitchell nil Associate Judge ; Also for ihe n'Uiovul of ihe sent uf Justice of .lellerson couuly t Al lot the et-Ttiou of James McKinney nu Associate Judi;n n mid county ; Mr. Whiteley, to provide lor Hie vututhoii ol the yniidot llevenile lauds; Mr. Manful), against the new county of Orange; Mr. Dndds, fur Ihe re pen I of nil laws licensing the Mile of spirituous liquors, nud the enactment of Inws similar to Wisconsin; Mr. Wnile. to apHint Henry P. Avcrull an Asso ciate Judge ot Wood county i Mr. Wnrley, lor a clmr- ler for Troy Lodge, Mi tmico.j Mr. Siwlmnn.for relief to Homer Sack -t I, claiming damages in consequence of ceniiin ruhiic hoiks. Mr. Long, for nn amendment to the tax law. Mr. Ross, fin-the new county of Hlk ; also, ngaiust me snme. Mr. Rocdter, tn nppoiul Joseph Ctiminingnii Associ- nin judge. Mr. liresbm h, to ainemi an act in relation id a cer tain Slate road. Mr. Fnirchild, for the removal of the stmt of juslico oi r.no county. Mr. Sprngue, ngaiust ihn repeal of the Van Buren, InileM'iideuce nud Kidgc'ille r rre Turnpike ; also, of A. J. Lnlln, nnd citiens of Paulding county, for plnuk mad from the Auglaie river to the Miami Extension ('anal. Mr. Will, of Jtisiah Backn nud 57 oilier citizen of Vinton township. Alliens county, prnving for the erec inm of the new county nl Elk; alto, the petition ot John Hawk ami It other citizens of Wilkaviilo town ship, Gallia county, for ll"' erection of tho county of ma. Mr, Fee, to restrain the sale of ardent spirit. Mr. Hiitcbins, fur the abolition of capital puuish- uieux. or, fur the repeal of tho license law referred to the Cum mi t toe on Temperance; also, the petition of J. Biusiird and 78 others, ot Wilkesville township, Gallia county, for the aale of school lands in said township referred ; also, the petition uf George M. Adams and itf other citizens of Jackson county, for an extension of the time for paying tho balance of the surplus revenue due from said county. Referred to the Com mi t- ot uu rimmco. The Speaker laid before the House a communication from B. F. Tofft. which wo read at the Clerk's desk and laid ou the table; also, petitions on temperance also lor the election of Peter Loutzeuhizeraii associ ate judge. 31 r. Chuse, fur tho enactment ot a free banking law Mr. Pugh, to change the name of a certain infant. On motion of Mr. Oilman, the rule wo suspended, and House resolution No. 18, in relation to the inde pendence of Liberia, wua taken up and ordered to bo engrossed. The question being on agreeing to the resolutions, a lebate sprung un m which Messrs. Gilmau, Ball of Muskingum, Pugh. Roedter, Hutchiua and other pur- uuiuuieu. Mr. Roedter ottered au amendment, which was read Mr. Ball of Muskingum said that he did not rise to I'ptHise tho resolution, nor the amendment. He was m invor ot the sentiments of the resolution, and in favor of the recognition of the independence of Liberia. But he huil some doubt whether the passage of reso lutions such us these and many others that have been before tho House are strictly within the range of duties that we come here to perform. This State of Ohio is grew omie ; ana tbo service imposed upon us as uepresenuittve are i in nor lan t and ol vital interest; but we are not content to perforin these merely. We instruct our Senators and request our Representatives upon all subjects of national at lair. We are willing to undertake to govern the nation. wall an t he State: me wt cmiumt-MrTtliilils,- we rortkr abroad, nd man age tho atluim of the nations of the world through our diplomatic relations. This, it seems to me, is under taking too much. At least, before we Iny the founda tions of so broad nu administration we should see that our duties are performed at homo with strictness and fidelity. Mr, Ball said ho hoped the resolution would be adopted. The question being on the first branch of tho amendment by Mr. Roedter to strike out the words " use their influence to induce," the ayes and noes were or-dored, and resulted ayes 18, noes 42. So the House refused to strike out. Mr. Bull offered the following amendment : And that they also he requested to use all honorable means to induce the free black of Ohio to emigrate to thai country. The question being on agreeing to the amendment, the aye and noes were demanded, and resulted as follows: ayes 63, noes 11. So the amendment prevailed.Mr, Whitely offered the following amendment: " Resolved, That " Thrre wns an old nigger, and hit name wm Unci Nod, And hn died long ngo, long two ; He lirul nu wool uu thu tuu ui Ins head, On ihe place where the wool ought to grow." The Speaker decided the amendment out of order. The question being on agreeing to the resolution, Mr. Riddle demanded that the resolution be divided; nud u vote taken for each proposition. The first proposition is as follow: "Resolved, That our Senators iu Congress be instructed, and our represeututlves be requested to use their iuflueuco to induce the general government to acknowledge the independence uf the republic of Liberia." Mr. Bull addressed the House iu favor of the amendment offered by him. Tho question being upon agreeing to the first brniich of the resolution us amended, Mr, Bull of Muskingum, ottered the following amendment: Strikeout all after tho resolving clause, and insert the loiiowiug: "That our Senator and representatives in Congress be requested to use all constitutional means to promote the success of said colony, and to induce the colored population of the United States to om ignite to that country. " Resolved, That to this end we recommend that the proceeds of the sales of the public lands of the U. S-he set apart as a fund to be used in aid of the colonization project." The question being on striking out was lust; ayes 14, noes 47. The question being on agreeing to tho first proposi tion, iue same prevailed; ayes Ji, noes n Tho question then being upon the second proposition, uyes 50, noes 15. (ihe amendment of Mr. Bull) the same was agreed to ; The resolution being: passed, the preamble was agreed to. 1 he title was amended and agreed to. Mr. Kiddle moved that House bill No. 144, to provide for the government of the Ohio Lunatic Asylum, bo referred to the eowtnttt m HwuU t wis Mr lions, which wo agreed to. Ou'mutiou of Mr. Hutchins, joiut resolution admitting Margaret Bock into the Lunatic Asylum, was committed to the Mine committee. Mr. Hawkiusntfered the following resolution, which was agreed to! Resolved, That when this House adjourn, it will adjourn to meet at li o'clock A. M., and when it tnke a recess it will meet at o'clock P. M.. until otherwise entered by the House. Bill rend the third time and passed : Toauthorizethosaleof sec. 16, town. 3,raugel3,in Meigs county. To incorporate the Upper Sandusky. Moriou. Waldo. nud Dcluwtire Plank Rood company. aitis introduced on leave, and read the first Urn By Mr. Dndds, to amend the charter of Spring borough. To amend the law relating to Wills. To amend the charter of the Columbus and Piqua Unit road company. Mr. Holcomb, for the lalo of certain School Land in Athens county. Mr. Burnett, to iiicorjHjrate the Urbana University. Also, to fix tho terras of ihe Court in the 13th Cir cuit; which wa engrossed, read the third time, and passed . And the House took a recess. 3 o'clock, P. M. Reports of Standing Committee. Mr. Fee, from the Standing Cum mittee on Medical Colleges, a joint resolution, apMiiutiug certain trustee, which wa rend the first tune, Mr. Clark, from the Committee on Claims, reported a resolution iu favor of the claim of W. H. Protsmnn, for service in tho House, to the amouut of $15, which wns agreed to. The same committee reported back certain resolu lions of Mr. Copelaud, with amendment, which were agreed to. The resolution were in regard to the payment of assistant uierx ana sergeunu at-Anns. Mr. Pugh, iu pursuance of notice, introduced a joiut resolution, to appoint a board oi commissioner to con-stnict a n code of practice for the judicial court. Mr. Long, from the Committee on Railroads and Turnpikes, a bill tn authorize the Columbus and Snn- lusky turnpike Company to sue the Stnte. Reports of Select Committees. Sr. Keller, from the Committee ou Agriculture, a bill fur the protection of ueop. .Mr. Kussell, to change the seat of Justice of Jeffer son county. Mr. Dodds, to incorporate the town of Mayneville, iu vt arren couuiy. .Mr. ward, to amend tho charter of New Castine. Mr. Whitelev. to appoint special aaseorin Wvau ilot county. Mr. Sirg!ir, a lull to incorporate the Auglaize and Miami Extension PUnk Road Company. Mr. Holcomb, IVniu the Committee ou Roads and Highways, on leave, a bill to establish and lay out n grnaeu Plate road in the counties ot Jacksnunud uai- Mr. Hawkins moved Ui take up the bill fixing the time and place for the Convention to form a uew con stitution; which wa agreed to. Ihu question being iqion striking out all alter tho iucting clause, and inserting the amendment of the committee iqaiu a division, the first prujiositiou be ing io strike out, Mr. Long addressed the House. He said, before this bill wns reported, he had some doubts whether a bill to rediatrict the Stale, under the presold ciau instances, was constitutional; but lie had become con vinced that the Legislature had not oulv the power, but that it is actually and absolutely incumbent for the tieuerni Assembly to do so. Mr. Lung proceeded to cite the constitution of Ohio, and of other Slates, and the practice of oilier States miner inu same, in snow tlio construction mat nan been placed upon similar constitutional provision. Mr. Gilmuti also argued the ipiestnm of the ability of the House toapportiou the State furthepurjsise of inevjonvenuou. Mr. Riddle addressed the House at some length, tu opposition to tho umeudmeut. Mr. Whiteley moved to lav the bill and pending amendments ou the table, and mane it me special ur- ler lor to-morrow. Lost; ayes lit, noes J4. Mr. Prudeii mlilreased the House. The uuestion being upon striking out, the aye and noes were demanded, and resulted as imiows; aye 'J!, line 3!). So ihe House refused tn strike out. The bill ami amendment were laid un the tnble and made the special order forto-mormw, at a I. M. And the House adjourned. TiM-tHlnr, January A, 1890. IN SENATE. Praver bv Rev. Mr. Warimck. Peiiiiotu orttented and referred By Mr. Lewi, of D. McGrow. Jnme K. Dunn, ( harle Clancy nnd 73 other, of Cross Creek nnd Will township, .lellerson countv. for a homestead exemption law; also, M. O. Jlllikiii, .lames atoning aim u j m ,ienernu couniv.forsnmet also.of John Downes, Andrew Kyle and il others, of Steiibeuvillo, for the ten hour law, Mr. Hendi ick, lor au extension of the corporate limit of Baton. Mr. Patterson, of Elisha Smith and 8ti others, of Newark township, against tho extension ot the corporate limit of Newark. Mr.Cunniugbam.numerouipetitionson temperance; ty, lor the repeal uf al jhe free turnpikes iu snid coun ty i also, uf R. G. Cafier and 6'- others, of Logan county, fr a Stale roud in said county; nlso, of Thos. Hurasperth and 51 others, of Van Wert, for the Van Wert and Indiana Plunk Kond Oonnmnv: of R. fj. Spear aud 60 others, of Van Wert, for the incorporation of the Vuu Wert and Wiltshire Plank Road Com-pany.Mr. Dennison. from Dr. Robert Thompson, on the subject or the suihII pux. Mr. Eckley, of SfHoitixeiwof Carroll couuly, forun omounioi me charier ot the Carroll county Railroad The Sneaker. Svo ausinut tho nntv ,r v..t;....i also, of Jeremiah Leslie of Muskingum, gate keeper .... LwiuinHisniKJii. Mr, Harlan, of th Sheriff f fmr.,a , ...... Mr. Vinal, of Dnv ul Cross and 3-2 others, aguinat the .. .r.nllm ui mr iuwu ui CiUOU, Mr. Blake, of C. O. Ambler nnd 43 ntlmr. M-.li na, for thereneai of tha reiuaiuim liUck Inul. .(- Mr. Horton presented the annual renort of the Tim. tees of the Ohio University. Lnid on the toblo to be printed. Reports of Stesndmm Committees. Mr. Wilson fWim die Library committee, reported a resolution cnlliug upou the Librarian for hdortuntirm of tha amount - ceived during the Tear put, for the sale of the Ohio neporta. Agreed to; Mr. Lawrence, from the com mittee on TfeUroftd An.. reported back the Cleveland and Aurora and Chagrin Falls pimik mad bills, with amendment, whielt wen agreed w, and me -tjitls were ordered to be engrossed. usuuuuu rcfiunuu a uui to provide ior vuccina- tiou. Mr. Vilial renorte.d bark the loll tn mitl,nri Ohio City to take stock m the Ohio railroad enmnaiiv. with uu Amendment providing that the Legislature shall at any time hnve the power to tax the stock of snid com pany uio sane awnljer ajmmrtyiC -vi:,. Mr. Hendricks moved to amend the sniendm.mt n that it will read, as other railroad stock. Iho amendment to the amendment wn ntrend tn. The uiuendinont as amended wn tlmn t-ieftJ Th bill was ordered to be engrossed. Bill read a third time. la in mrnorntn the Murinttn and National Road plunk road company. The bill was iciumiiimeu to Mr. uoraer. On motion the Senate took a recess. 3 o'clock, P. M. Mr. Whitman moved to bike un Mr. D-.ini-oi.V first series of resolutions on hi very. Mr. Dennison objected. He wished to take un the iij'iium innuu oui. A call of the Senate wa ordered, and theSergeant-at-Anns was despatched after the absentees. i he senators aimearmg. Mr. Randall moved that tho Sounte go into commit- ice oi me wuoie on iue general appropriation lull. Mr. Whitman moved to go into commit too of the whole ou the general orders of the dav. Tlio Senate then resolved itself into eoiimiitlee of the whole on the general orders of tho day Mr. Eck- icj in uic uiinir. 1 he appropriation bill wa taken up. Alter ihe bill was gone through with, the commit. tee rose nud reported. Mr. Denuisou moved that the bill nnd pending amendments be committed to the Finance Committee. On motion, the Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Pniyer by H!v. Mr. Strong. Petitions presented and referred. Bv Mr. Whitmi. to repeal so much of the license law as give tho courts ot common pica power tu grant licenses, and to give the same tu the county commissioners. Air. Johnson, to empower Win. Mason to collect cur tain moneys. Mr. Dodds, relative to Wnrren county canal. Mr. Wuite. for a bridge over the Matimeo river nt Napoleon. Mr. Weyer, to incorporate Jacobsburg, in Belmont county, M r. Carney, to tax dogs. Mr. Reid, for the repeal of tho license laws. Mr, Krum. upon the same sullied. Also, niminat the now comity of Orange. .ir. nan, on temperance. Mr. Bresliu, to elect John Dyear and Caleb Hall an nulate judges of Delaware county. Air. uuruett, on the sale ot ardent spirits. Mr. Thompson, for a charter of a mutual insurance company in Wads worth, Medina county. Air. ope i man, ior the repeal ot the license laws, and the pussngo of Wisconsin laws. Mr. Thompson, agaiust the repeal of laws licensing the sale of ardent spirits, unless such other laws are enacted which shall more eitectiiully pi-event the nlu of that article. Mr. Bull, to prevent dogs from running at large. Mr. Copelaud, upon the subject of the nublic build- mar nr AUrror Man ty . mr. neiu, tu repeal Ihe license law. Mr. Keller, against the new county of National. Mr. Thompson, fur the rencal uf tho reiiiHiiiiiip hlnrlc laws; for the passage of strong resolutions agaiust the extension of slavery to the territories of the United States; for the suppression of the coast slave tnulo, and tor oinor purposes. Mr. Ball, on temperance. Mr. Pugh, a memorial of the trustee of the Burnet House, iu regard to their stock. Mr. Letter, uoii the subject of the militia. Bills introduced on leave, and read the fast time.l Mr. Smith of Madison, to incorporate the Madison co. Mutual Insurance Company. Mr. Burt, tn extend the provisions of the act fur the better regulation of common sliools, to the couuly of Coshocton. Mr. Ensign, to incorporate the Uuiunvilleaud Trum bull Plnuk Road Company. Mr. Bnll of Muskingum, to niuond thechnrterof the Central Ohio Railroad Company. Mr. Moody, a joint resolution relative to grant i no bounty lands to the officers aud soidior who served iu the lust war. Mr. Pugh, to amend the charter of the First Presby terian Church, in the city uf Cincinnati. Reports of Starting Committees. Mr. Wnite, from the Committee on the Judici-try, reported a bill authorizing the sale of the Poor House and farm iu Lucas county; which was read the first time. Reports of Select Committees Mi: Woodford, to preserve and regulate the Bolpre cemetery, in Wash ington countv. Air. Worley. to incorporate Trov Lodge of Odd Feb low. Mr. Hutchins to altnch the tnwushin of Perrv. In Columbiana county, tu Mahouiug. Tho resolution authorizing the distribution of copies oi tne oraiuics auu ncuooi iaws io iuca and feeble counties, was read the third time and Passed. mr. oinun ot .uauisou one rod a resolution calling !, ih ttf.i;if Hnmrnlit.. .n M:i;,;. r,. ... ..r-.. ... Hn.u.,.e w. "i " " " information; which was agreed to. Mr. Wait offered the following resolution : Resolved, Thst the Committee ou the Judiciary be instructed to inquire whether any legislation is necessary with reference to the validity of contract made ou Sunday, and if in their opinion such legislation is necessary, to report uy Din, or otuerwue; which was agreed to. 1 tie rtnuse then resolved lUell into Committee ol whole, on tho orders ol the day 1 Mr- Hawkins in tho chair. After some time spent in session the committee rose nnd reported buck certaiu bills and resolutions ; which were appropriately referred, Mr. Oilman offered a resolution, instructing the Committee on tho Judiciary tn inquire, in relation to enrtntu breaches of the laws of the State bv the Ohio Lite Insurance aud Trust Company and the Xema urancii oi mo atnte uuuk ot uinu ; w inch wns agreed io. Mr. Wnite offered the following resolution : Reeved, That the Clerk of this House be. and In is hereby required to demand of Samuel Medary a more prompt performance of the printing lor ihe House, nud iu default o a compliance with such de mand, mat iho contract hereto tore mode with said Medary lie rescinded. Mr. Wnite snid tlmt the House had very much to conipiaiu oi m iue conduct oi the public printer. u are daily apprised, by thenppearauce uf bills from ill- Senate upon uur desk, that the printing of tlmt body is going on in advance of our own. Not only so, bin for some reasou or other bills were printed mil of their imioi, mi uiiu wniie many ll inter Iho number ol one hundred were yet undelivered, wo have ns tho highest ! printed number two bund red mid tweiitytluee. Ihe business ot the House has been retuided by the want of bills, and there seemed no reason to Iiujk- Unit there wns to beany improvement. Hu thought, I here-fore, it wns ihe imperative duty of the House, either to spur up the printer to the purlin uiaiico of hi con tract, nr lo select tmmo one tu fill his place who would hnvo iho interests of the Slate mote fully iu view. Mr. Bresliu excused tho Slate printer, lie did not I Iti rite the business of the House had a yet been retar ded, and thought that heientierihcro would bo no ivii- anil in coinpiaiii. Mr. Pugh snid that he thought the House had not been well treated iu this business nf printing, tie did not believe that Mr. Medary knew or tared anything about the matter. Ho supposed that he was like every other man who owned nnd carried on a large establishment. Hu was not disposed to allow the Senate business tube transacted iu advance of ours, lb-re we have twu hundred and tweulv-three bill reuni ted in the House, and more than one hundred were yet imprinted. He did mil think that it wa right (but these now county projects, and other ha ul matter nt thai one ;lob ihu preference overnuother. He believed that it his attention should be called to ihe matter, usduubt-JeiM it would now hu-, thu evil would be remedied. Mr. W ane said that his resolution had already performed the dutudBlgned i iu introduction that of calling the attention of the House to tlm .ubject; he therefore, naked leave to withdraw ir, which was granted. The House then took a recess. rru i 3 o'clock, P. M. Ihe special order of this afternoon being, the bill fixing, the time, fcc. fur the nvii,.n t V.i 1 .l" Constitution of Ohio, the same was tukea up, discuss- I'll mill a ina,. J nil ,wl On motion of Mr. Ball of Muskingum, the bill and amendments were luid on the table, ud made the special order for to-morrow afternoon. And tho House adjourned. Weduesday, February 6t IS 90. IN SENATE. Petitions presented and referred. By Mr. Cunningham, of S. Sutton, H. Byo.ll, and 60 others, for a plank road from Gilboa to Gilead ; of V. B. Johnson and 39 other, for the same of Jolm Flormer and 38 others, tor the sale of school section 10, Liberty tp., Putnam county j ol Ezra 8. Goodsell aud 28 others, of Port-age county, praying that the provision of the act of February 8, 1847, regulating the sale of intoxicating liquor be extended to that county. Mr. Lawrence, of Jacob Shrvuck. Robert Stnnhsm. son and others, of Bush Creek tp., Logan county, for a luw authorizing a tow tun id subscription tn th mnii.l stock of iho Bellefontatiie aud lndiuua Railroad Com pany. Mr. uimtnock, of citizens of Knox, on temperanca. Mr. Burns, of Henry Stamen, and others, on tempt-uce. r Mr. Dennison. of L. Sells, nnd ntlmt-. iin ot Franklin, agaiuat the new county of National) also, ol toil tern uf Virginia, fur the passage of a law a", thoriziug the appointment of guardians, to the minor legatees of Lyne Starling, deceased. Mr. Whitman, of citizens of Perry tn.. Licking en.. on the subject of the Licking Summit Reserve Navi gation uompauy. Mr. BlouktfOUl. of citizen nf Cnlnmliinn mnA Hf. hoiiiug, for a tax on dogs, Mr. Ferguson, nf 2i8 citizeus of Knox, agaiust the new county of Walhaudiug: also, of Sifiiin cniven nf Ashland, for a change ot the county seat. Mr. Payne, of Geo. E. Dodge, and 84 others, for the extension of tho corporate limits of Cleveland. mr. viuui, oi ueo. w. runny, and others, citizens of Licking, agaiust the extension of the coroorata limit of Newark. Mr. Swift, of 56 citieus of Summit for low release counties from the expense of furnishing fuel, JifC, tn tlio various county otlicers. Mr. Blako, of the Board of Trustees of the Oberlin Collegiate Institute, for uu amendment to their charter. Mr. Byors, (through Mr. Wdsou,) of 4 citizen! of Wooster.nu schools and school housos. Mr. Lckloy, of 41 citizuiis ot Harrison tp., Carroll county, for u part of the rents of section 16. Mr. Beesoii.ot 46 citizens of Sinking Spring, Highland county, lor the puuge uf an act authorizing the uiiuifi me puouc square, turn mat mo proceeds be applied for tin- purchase of a school Int. Reports of Committees. Mr. Hendricks, a bill to extend the corporate limits of Eaton, iu Preble county, Mr. Barker reported buck the bill to ineurnorata the Miirietiii and National Road Plunk Road Company, and it was passed. Mr. Lawrence, u bill tu nun uid au act to authorize subscriptions to the capital stock of tho Betletiiutaine and Indiana Railroad Company, by towns and townships uu tlio line of said road, passed Murcli 30, 1810. Mr. Pay no, a bill nuthotiiiug the city Council of Ole velum! to levy additional tuxos. Mr. Denuisou, a bill to authorize tbo appointment of ;uuidiau to the minor legatees of Lyuo Starling, de-ensed.Mr. Beesou, from tho Committuo ou Medical Socie ties, reported back the annual report of tlio Medical College of Ohio, and it wa laid on the table. If tils reatl a third time and pnssctt. Authorizing Ohio City Ui subscribe lu thu capital stuck uf tho Ohio Railroad Company, and for other other purposes. io incorporate the uioveiiuid and Akron flank Rond Company, the Bedford Plank Road Cuninauv. aud for otlior purposes. Air. Oeuiiisou, on leave, presented the petition of Wm. Graham and 8i others, of Fruukliu county, for au act to incorporate thu Dublin and Wurthingtuu riniiK ui.au or lurnpiKo company. Hills introduced. ly Mr. Patterson, to amend an act to incorporate tho town of Newark, iu the county ol ucKing. Mr. Dennison, to amend the net entitled an act tn in corporate the State Bank nf Ohio nud other Baukiug companies, passed February 'J t, 184.'). io authorize iue conveyance oi curiam lauusap-tttupi-itUoil Wy tit" Hippo rewrvnir. to incorporate the uapitai university. To incorporate the Dublin and WoithiiigUin Turn pike or Plault Road Company. Mr. Oiiniiiughaiu, to umend the act entitled an act U est ibhsh the price of tho Wabash, Miami and Erie Jamil lands, ami to secure their sale to actual settlers. passed February 7, 1817. Mr. Randall, to amend tho net tor the support and rvgulutiun of coinnmu schools. Also, to amend an act incorporating the Ashtabula Central Plank RoadCumpauy. Mr. Howard, to repeat the proviso of the first flection of tho net entitled nu net fixing the prices fur printers fur publishing the furleiied and delinquent lists. Mr. Whitman offered ihe following: Resolved, That hereafter, until otherwise ordered. when the Senate a Ijouru, it shall be until 0, A. M , aud when it takes a recess, it shall be at 2 J, P. M. Mr. Whitman said that this would be necessary in oider to enable the Senate to dispose of tho vast iimoiiiiim uuiiuess un too uioiu. Mr. Johnson said, that as a getillctnan of leisure, it made little dilfeience to him whether this resolution passed or imt. He had uo business. No one sent him any petitions. He thought, however, it would be Hatter to have au evening service, than moot before 10 i.i the morning. He believed gentlemen on hi side of the Chamber did nut play cucrt, so that it would not interfere with tiieui. Mr. Beavor snid that perhaps they did not play turns, they bud played a good deal uf enbboge and brag. Mr. Wilson opposed the resolution. He observed that although the House had adopted tho hours now recuuiuieudcd, tuey sui uo nmger man me ornate, a they took recess and adjourned fully an hour before the Senate. He would much prefer thit Senator should be limited iu thu length ot their speeches. We sat here long enough. .Mr. t'ayuo moved to amend iue resolution by linking out that part which provides that the Senate meet nt f) o'clock. Mr. Conkliu asked if it would be in order to move that uo Senator should speak more than twonty times uday lu regular session t Messrs. Hailauaud Hondrivk. Fifteou would be enough. The first divisiou of the resolutions was agreed to tyes 10, noes 13. The second divisiou oi me resolution was auopTsa. Mr. Eckley offered a resolution directing th Judi ciary Committee lo iuquire into the expediency of ex- leuiimx, vii provisions vji mo iiui in ruttiu iu wrnaoi I ivcible entry uud detainer, to executor and adminis trators, JC. Mr. Payne offered the following, which was adop ted i Resolvetl, That the Judiciary Committee bn instructed Ui iiiiiuiro into the expediency of prohibiting for eign iiuuranco companies from doing business in this anne uiiui nicy navu oiuimisneu ueioro me a minor nl Stale the fact that their capital stock has been fully iwid iu or secured, and rouiaius unimpaired, and the ability uf such company to meet the ordinary engage ments. Mr. Myers moved to tnko up the bill to prevent the bank from biking usury, with the amendments, which had been printed. Mr. Eckley hud not bad time to examine them. He would therefore vote gainst taking up. The motion was lnid ayes 17, noes 17. Mr. Johnson offered the following : Resolvett, Thai the Judicial y Committee bo directed to inquire into the expediency of removing all restric-ti.ms tu thu etahli-iinient nf offices uf foreign lusii-r.tnoe Companies in this S'nte, Adopted. Mr. Chise offered the following resolution: Resolrtd, That the Senate and House ofRepresentative-, will meet in joint session in the Hull nf the House, ou Thursday the seventh day nf February insl.,fnr the purpose, nl electing one member rd ttie Hoard nt rub-lie Woi ks, ono President Judge for tbo county nf Hamilton, nne President Judge for Ihe seventh Judicial circuit, into Associate Judge for the enmity of Licking, and one Associate Judje for the county of Butler. Mr. Rnnd'ill moved to go into Committee nf the Wh'de nn the orders of the tiny. Mr. Chase spoke ul length, contending that tho last motion wa not in order. Mr. Randall replied, lb- had never before heard it disputed, that a motion logo into cuinmiltee of Ihe whole, wan always in order. The Speaker decided that it was. Mr. Chase demanded n call of tlio Senate. The Senate being lull, with ihe exception nf those excused. Mi C (in so called for the ayes and noes nn the motion In ;o into committee nf the whole, Hliil it was Inst: nves 16. noes Hi, The uuestion wns taken nn Mr. (.mine resolution, hnrncler. should be in i sued forward to the dis;iilv.int- ami it Wus rejected ; nves 16, noes tli. age of nlhur matter, lie did not feel disputed tu vntn Ayk Messrs. Blocksom, Burns, Chase, Cunning- lor the res dot now, but h- would any that unless ham, Dimmock, Duhln, ron'UHnn, llnvvnid, .tnlinsuu, the printing of tlio House should be dene morttexped tiuusly, hu would vote tn take it from Mr, Mednry and give ii tn smne one who would attend in il, Mr. Hutchiua said he was not exactly prepared to vole for Iho resolution now, but would wail it short time lunger, iu the hote that there would be an improvement. Ho was disposed tn believe with tin1 gen-1 1 em an from Cincinnati, Unit Col. Medaiy did nut know much about it. He thought thu mailer wan iu the bunds uf those who might bo induced by suppers of boiled oyster aud iuduceiuenU of that kmd, to give Myers, Patterson, Payne, Suupaoti, Swifi, Whitman uud WiUon. Hi. Nok. Messrs. Ihrkor, Beaver, Beesou, Blake, Conkliu. D ison.Eeklev, Harlnti, Horton, Lawrence, Lewis Randall, Salter, Vinal, Worcester uud Speaker. 16. Tho Senate took n recess. HOrsE OF RKPRF.SENTATtVES. Praver by Rev. Mr. Dibble. Petitions presented ami referred. By Mr. Whitou, to J

M $ VOLUME XL. COLUMBUS, OHIO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1850. NUMBER 24. PUHLIHllKI) KVKRV Tl'KHDA V.MOHNI N, BY Hi'OTT & KArtl'OW. UKF1CK IUITH-KUT COHNK1 or II 1(1 II T. AND ll'UI AttRT. THIt.MH Invariably In advance. Wwk y jut milium In Columlmi &i ... 1 B . 1 IKl . . . 3 00 1 (Ml (Jul ot Uio i tty ; Ity mwl, siiiimo Tu c Hbs ul limr turn upwarui - To i n'jfof leu uui upward, to out) mUrou. Dnily, mioD Tri-Wei-klv. An WVrkly tin., niniile Tu clulrt uf Ave uid upward The Journal (i also published Pnily unii Trl-Wwkly during hV ynr Daily pur uiiium, by uinil, .' ; Tri-Wrekly, t.l. Hole" of Advertising Weekly Paper. Out square, 10 hue or lean, one uimtUuu " " " cim'Ii Hililiuuiwl " " " I inimlli 2 " -V) , . 0 itf " " changeable monthly, pir annum " " " weekly " " Standing card, on? square or 1pm, " ...... oolumn,eliarn('Rbli quarterly," " U j j Other rases not provided for, chargeable In conformity with tlio above raUri. . a 00 . 5 00 . 8 00 90 00 .0 (Ml . 8 00 ,35 00 .(!0 00 .100 00 OHIO LEGISLATURE. SiUimlny, February 2, I8."S0. IN SB NATS, Prayer by Rev. Mr. Doolittle. Petitons presented and referred. Uy Mr. Lewi, of Juhn F. Mercer and 114 other of Ml. Pleasant, Jeffer. mm county, for the repeal of the license laws. Mr. Salter, tf A. Power anil others, of Scioto county, for a repeal of tlio license laws. Also, from Susan Power and u number of other ladies, of Scioto ctniniy, for the same: of Jolm Ellison uud 69 other, of Man chester, Adam county, for aii net of incorporation of Html town. Mr. By era, of J. K. Han-id and 57 citizens of Won-ter; also, of . I. . I. Howard nud others, uf the Mime place, remonstrating against the pnssugo of n law exempting Woi inter from the provisions of the Akron school law. Mr. Belt ley, of Rev. James Paitersnn and &8 others, of Carroll comity, for the election ot Jamc W. W. Luughlin associate judge of "aid county of George Hardest y, for the repeal of the 2d section of the act incorporating the town of Malvern. Mr. Howard, uf Jonathan f liteamati and 1U! others, of Clermont comity, for the incorporation of tin Mos-cow, Indian Creek, and Point Isabel Turnpike Company.Mr. Barker, of Owen Franks and others, of Washington county, for the incorporation of a Seminary of learning in said county. Mr. Hortuu, of A. Courtney and others, diking for permission to float buw logs in ihe Hockingcaual. Mr. Dennison, of Joseph Field, for sen-ices rendered by him in the Penitentiary, during tho cholera. Mr. Payne, from Win. A. Otis and 147 others, of John Q. McCuiieniid 110 others, of Cleveland, for an extension of tho corporate limits of wiiil city; of Wm. H. lillnmn and 30 others, of Bedford, Cuyahoga county, lorn charter lu a plank road tu Cleveland. Mr. Myers, uf L. Q. lifiwson, for the incorporation of Fremont. Mr. Lawrence, of Isaac Gardiner and other citizens of Logan county, lor a law authorizing the county commissioner of Logmi to tell the stock owned by the county in the Mad River and bake Brie Railroad ; of Shelby Taylor and others, of LoguiHville, Logan conn-, ty, for a turnpike from Wostvillo, Champaign county, to St. Johns, in Allen county of R. E. Ruukle and others, of Went Liberty, against the extension of the i corporate limit' of said town. . Mr. Chase, of G. W, Guuker nnd 18 others, for the election of Joseph Frnlier assuciido Judge ol Butler county. Mr. Dimmock, the remonstrance of 115 citizens of Coshocton. against tho new county of Orange. Bills introtluccd.Mr. Burns, tocrente tlio 19ih judicial circuit. Mr. Olds, to iimeud the net incorporating tin Pickaway County Savings Institute. Mr. Salter to incorporate tho town of Munch enter, in tho county of Adams. Mr. Burker, to incorporate the Western Liberal Institute,Mr. Simpson, on leave, recorded Ins vutu in the negative on the several proositiuua of the amendment of Mr. Blake, on which the question was taken yestor-duy.HilU read the time and pawed. Conferring mi county commissioners certain powers in regard to free turnpike roads, and for other purposes. To incorporate the Clarkslield, New Loudon, and Anhlaud Turnpike Komi Compiiuy. To incorporate certain plunk road therein named. This bill was recommitted to Mr. llurlnu. The Senate took u recess. 3 o'clock, ll. M. Mr. Harlan, from the select committee to which wan referred the bill to incorporate plunk road companies ill Logan countv and elwwhere, rejiorted I he smne back, and the bill was paused ayes tiS, lines 7. Mr. Olds rejHirted a bill to incorporate the Circleville and Riiyalton lurupike company. A joint resolution was received from the Hoine, lor going into an eleelion for a Preide:it Judge uf Haiuil-ton county, on Monday next. Mr. Uimumck moved to amend by adding, and one Associate Judge for Licking coumy. Lot), iryes Hi, noes Hi. Mr. Denuisou upposed tho iesoluttn. He said (hat we had not yet adopted joint rules, nnd if there was no other reason, that would he sufficient to vote onanist the resolution. Mr. Whitman said that the Whig tin-put hud determined that no elections should be gone into, until the case of Mr. H road well was derided. He charged diction upon ihem for so determining. Mr. Randall would vote ag;iii)t the resolution. His reasons for to doing he Would state briefly Two weeks ngo, he nnd Mr. Swift had agreed upon certniu terms, which led to the btciuess orgautaliou of the Senate. They had then nliitcd that they hoped that certnili measures could Uo paoncd wiUiiu two weeki. These menxiirea could now be forced through within two ibivs if Senators on the oilier side would nirree. He hml agreed at the time of the arrangement, that no election should be genu into until the case of Mexwu. Johnson and Hieudvvell was finally decided, lie understood besides, that the Associate Judue of Hamilton county wcrn ipiito competent, frein theircp-ri-euce and knowledge, to diiclmrge the duties o the Bench, at least for iho first two or Ihree week. Mr. Johnson addressed the Senate in fnvor of then:-solution. The ret)liitinn was not agreed to ayes 111, noes hi. Bill Inlrtxhivil. By Mr. Viual.a bill to imorpoi-nte the opnngtielil anil reuusylviima Kuilroiul L'oitip'itiy Mr. Ferguson, to amend an act entitled nuacttn regulate the levying of a tax tor road purpm.es in the counties of Heluiont and Jetl'eisoii. Mr. Lawrence, to authorize countv commissioners to extend the corporate limits in towns: Also, in relation to damage fur establishing, vacating, or aiienuK county mads. Mr. Worcester, to incorporate the Huron county Mutual Insurance Company. Mr. Howard, to incorporate the Clermont Insuinuci1 Company. Mr. Italian, to fix tho terms of holding Courts in the 7 tli .ludiciui Uircuit. Mr. Beaver, to amend the act for the relief of sureties in certain cases. Mr. Horloii, to incorporate the Athens county S:i-iii(H Institute, at Athens. Mr. Conkliu, to uutlmrie the mile of certain School Lands in Shelhy county. Mr. Whitmnu offered tho following resolution: Orderrd, That the Sergeaut-nt-arui.' he instructed to purchase forihwiih, thirty-Mix copies of the Pickwick papers illustrated., tor I lie use ol tin nemiie. Mr. Burns asked if the Moualor wm in earnest f Mr. Whitmnii. If the Seunte thinks it does not need the illumination, I will. Mr. Bums offered a resolution iuslructinit the Judi ciary Cuinmiltee to make certain imniiries in relation to icltooi districts ; winch was ngreeit to. QOKSTIUNS Of raiVII.KOK. Mr. Wliitmail rose to a question of privilege, nnd rend an niiouy mou- letter of a low character winch he had received. Mr. Blako could sympathise with the seiiutor. H , had nceivedn nuuiberof such miserable couimutiica lions during the bloody revolution tu which he was uouceriieil, Mi . Pa v ue impiired if Mr, Driiuisoii wished hi rei- olutiouotlireil yejterduv.tn he taken up f Mr. Denuisou, Such had been his intention, but tho hour was loo lulu now. Mr. Payne. As litis morning's mail had dune away with the imccsHUy of a great pari of the resolutions, lie did not know lint by .Monday they would be reu tiered entirely unnecessary, The Semite ndjon rued ayes 17, noes 1.1. HOUSB OF RKPRKSKNTAT1VRS. On motion of Mr. Speliunu, the rules of the House were suspended lor I no iinrpose ol recouittleriuv the vote taken last evening, by which the House agreed to the amemlment of the Senate to House bill No. 1, to rejieal the division of Hamilton county. The question being on the reconsideration, the nves nud noes were demanded, nnd resulted aos 1, line 01. No the House refused to reconsider. Mr. Ptigh voting ill the allirniative. Vtttfiont prtitnted and rtftrrnl. By Mr. Kiddle, gainst the new county of Cumberland ; Also, for the principle of the Declnratioii uf Independence.Mr. Manful, against tin1 new county of Ormign. Mr. MrNeely, against the new county of Cumberland.Mr. Ward, to extend the cluirterol New Castme. Mr. Rogers, to rejwnl the license laws. Mr. Wiiite, for rcliui to the estate of Peter Manor. Mr. Reed, for the county of National. Mr. Smith uf Clermont, to repeal certain laws relating to schools. Mr. Rnedter, lo appoint Mr. Bon well Quariermaster General. Mr. Gill, on international peace. Mr. Wilson, for a plunk road. Mr. Muslin, to elect an associate judge. Mr. Ross, against the new county of Blk i Also, m relation to a certain road. Mr. Keller, for the new countv of National. Mr, Whiteley, for ihe Carey and Little Sandusky plank road charter. Mr. Weyer, for the now county of Cumberland sev eal netitions. r Mr. Frazier, to abolish certain laws therein named. hi leaker, the memorial ol George Lockwood, t a lu natic ;) Also, tu elect Peter Lmitzcuheiser an associate judge of Ntark countv : Also, to elect Henry A. Stidger au associate judge of Carroll county ; Also, to elect John G. Sherrod an associate indue uf Carroll countv. Billiread the third time and pai$ed. Amendatory to ihe net supplementary to an act pointing out the mode ol levying taxes, passed reb. 12, loll. To incorporate the Columbus nnd Johnstown Turn pike Company. Declaratory ot the act to authorize Nathan Sturr to sell and convey certain real estate, the property of the minor heirs of his into wife Mary Starr, &e. To fix the compensation of tho Commissioners of Hamilton countv. Billi on leave and in purttiancetonotice By Mr. Woyer, to amend the charter of the Central Ohio Kail mail Com puny. Mr. , to incorporate the B'dlville Aqueduct company. Mr. Houston, to amend the law for the better regn lation of common schools. Reportt of Standing Committees. Mr. Pugh, from the Committee on the Judiciary, presented u bill fur the re iff of Thomas Worihinatou against n certain award. Reports of Select Committees. Mr. Whiteley, from a nelecl Commit tee, reported back a bill to incorporate the Upper Sandusky, Waldo nud Marion Plank Road Company, with certain nmeiulmeiits j which were agreed to, and the bill ordered to he engrossed. Mr. Ball of Muskingum, from the juniority of the committee to which was committed the bill to fix the com pensat ion of certain judges therein named, reported the sumo back with an oinendmcut t which was laid oil the table. Mr. Long, from the minority of the same committee. made a report, with an amendment, which was laid ou the table. Mr. Keller, from a Select Committee, a bill to extend the provisions of mi act therein named, to Fairfield entity, Mr. Green, to authorize the Council of the city of Dayton to borrow mmtuv i Also, to incorporate Liberty, in Montgomery county. Mr. Smith, lo amend an act inrogardto sewers, and to extend its provisions. Mr. Rocdter, to abolish the office to superintend the sale of hinds belonging to the Scioto Salt Works. Mr. Prudeii, from the Committee ou Corporations, nxked and obtuiiied leave to report a bill to amend the charter of the city of Columbus. On motion of Mr. Brcslin, the bill to fix the com-u sat in it of certain .judges therein named, whs taken up, with the amendment reported by the special coin mittee. Mr. Fairchild moved to strike out fourteen, and in- aert twelve hundred in the third section (lixiug the compeuwaliou of President Judges ol the Common fleas, a ui I Judges of Supreme Courts.) Mr. Hiiwhius demanded n division ol the question. The question ou sinking out prevailed ayes. 3 'J, noes HQ. The ipicstion being inserting twelvo hundred, Mr. Maiifull moved lint the bill with the ueiidiiiff amendments be indefinitely postponed. Air. nigh moved that the bill, with tho pending amendments be cnmiiiithnl to the Committee on Judiciary, which was disagreed to ayes '24, noes 3D. Mr. Fnirchild moved that the bill, with the pending amendments he committed to a select committee of three, Lost ave lJ4, noes 42. Mr. Smith of Madison, moved to lay the bill and amendment on the table, and make them the special oruer oi toe day lor i uesday next. Lost aye 1M, noes 3D. Mr. Ball moved to fill the blank in the third section of the hill with thirteen hundred; carried ayes 37, noes 3U. Tint question being upon the indefinite postpone ment, the aine was lost. Mr. Spelmaii otfercd au amendment to the first sec tion of tho amendment "strikiug out eighloen hundred us (lie salary of the Governor of the State, and inserting sixteen hundred." Mr. Pugh moved lo lav iho bill and pending amend ments nu ihe tuble, winch wtis agreed to ayes 40, noesi;'i. Mr. Roedter offered a resolution providing or the printing of the report of ihe Auditorof State upon Bunk ax iitmti.m the German language. W Inch was agreed upon subjects which had been referred to them. Mr. Whitman considered that it was in order. The objections being withdrawn, Mr. Lawrence said it was due to the majority of the Cotnmilteo ou Printing that reported this preamble and resolution, lo state briefly tho reasons for the resolution, It is well known that the House bus contract ed lor the printing of that body with Samuel Medary. This Senate has contracted with L. L. Rice for the Sen ate printing, and he has given the printing to Mr. Medary, so that in fact tho whole printing for both brunches of the Legislature is performed by him. But iu there are two separate contracts, one with Medary for the House printing, and one with Rice for the Senate printing, lie will claim and charge the State twice for selling up mo type tmm wiucti the documents are printed, when in fact all the documents will be printed at once from the same form. This is not right and has not been usual in yoars past. It is un unfair charge upon the State Treasury. This resolution relates only to the German documents the English documents were disposed ot by a resolution passed on the Jlst j miliary . Mr. Lawrence said he had no disoosilion to iirevent tne printing ol the documents in German, tlo linn al ways voted to urint m the German ammnize and be lieved it right. If it should be ascertained that we can tiot procure tho documents in German, under this res olution, he would vote to procure the printing in German at the ollice of some good German newspaper. Mr. L. had never objected to allowing reasonable compensation for all work done for the State, but it seemed so manifestly wrong to pay twice for work that is only performed once, that he hoped the resolution wuuiu prevail. Alter further remarks br Messrs. Wilson. Randall mid others. On motion, the resolution was laid on the table- ayes 17, noes l i. Mr. Harlan from the Judiciary Committee, to which ia iiicriiKi imnmj qui lunir ui fijlinn ui nuiu- iug tho Supreme Court, reported it back with one amendment, striking out nil after the enacting clause, and inserting a new bill. uu motion ol Mr. Uurns, the bill was re-committed. Reports of StiUet Committees Mr. Conkliu. a bill to incorporate the Sidney and Puma turnpike comnanv Mr. Unrkcr.n b 11 to incorporate the McConiieilsville and Malta bridge com nan v. Mr. Bye is, a hi 1 to authorize the citiens of Woo- ter, to vote tor or ugainst adopting tlio provisions ol the AKron scuool law. Mr. Howard, a bill to incoroornte tho Moscow. lo. dian Creek, and Point Isabel turnpike roud company, Mr. Vinal, a bill to amend an net incorporating the Clark and Miami turnpike company. M Chase, a bill to extend the provisions of an net to lay out nud establish a free turnpike mud from the .tnuuictowu and west Alexandria turnpike, to ihe West Blkton turnpike. Mr. 1'ayno reported back the bill to prevent Bunks from taking usury, with sundry amendments, to come in as additional sections. Before the bill was disposed of, On motion of Mr. Wilson, The Senate took a recess. 3 o clock. P. M. The bill to prevent the banks from takiiux usurious interest, with the amendment of Mr. Sprague, wore Uid ou tho table, to have the amendment printed. Air. ueuver, I mm the Committee on Claims, usked ave to be disclnrged from the further consideration uf the claim ol Thomas J. Davis; which was nerecd The Sneaker laid beforo the House, the report of the Datavia Turnpike company. Which was laid ou the table. Mr. Hawkins offered a resolution relating to the irder of print in;j ihe bills of the House Which was agreed to. Mr. Pugh n tie red a joint resolution providing for a convention o the two Houses on Monday next, to elect President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for Hamilton county. Mr. Holcotnb moved Ihnt the House adjourn. Mr. Ptiuh demanded a call of the House. Mr. Holcomb withdrew his motion to adjourn. The n lenltoii being on agreeing to the resolution, the ayes and noes were demanded, am) resulted ; ayes (7, noes '7. No the resolution was agreed to. Mr. Bresliu otic red a resolution rescinding Ihe U'-Jd uleoftlie House. Which was agreed to. Mr. Fuircluld offered an amendment to the f3d stand ing rule and the rule wns amended. And Hie House ndjnunied. Monday, lYIirimry 4, IN 50. IN SKNATE. Prayer b) Rev. H L. Hitchcock. After tho wading of the Journal, Mr. Burns said: Mr. Speaker, in the Ohio State limned of Snturd'iy last, I discovered amongst the pro- lings ol Ihe day previous, 1 mil set down as voting against the first proposition in the amendment tu the lution ollered by the senator from Franklin ; to wit: The sentiments of the Freemen of Ohio is, no more .lave Slides, no more slave territory." 1 voted for that proimsiliou; and as one of the citi zens of Ohio, these are my sentiments. I do not wish to see any more slave Slates or slave territories; and otmg for Ihnt naked proposition, 1 voted what I believe. But I wish to be understood on this subject, hold that if a people of a territory, in framing a Stnte constitution, see proper to incorjKirnte a clause authorizing negro slavery, tho general government hat no power to reject such Hiate on tne account ot inch lovery clause. The name of Mr. Burns was substituted by a typo-rnphicttl error, for that of Mr. Bvera.l Vi titinns presented and referred. Mr. Lawrence, of Ira Reynolds, nud others, ngaiust an extension of the cor porate limits of West Liberty. Mr. (.'onkhn.ot vt in. Hirihind and uu others, ol aiici- by county, for the payment of damages sustained by snid Kin land, by the construction of die Sydney feed- r, of ihe Miami canal; also, of Hugh Thompson, and IDS others, of Shelby and Miami counties, for a char ter of n turnpike from Sidney lo Piqun. Mr. Marker, ol Sftli bhepliord and 150 others, ol Moigan county, for authority to build a bridge over Hie Mu-kiiiuuui, ui Mi-Coiiitellsville, Mr. Dimmock, from 400 citizens of Knox, males and eniules, on leinjtemuce. Mr. Oohhs. l Peter Cm well and 109 others, citizens of Hamilton county, against the proposed increase of the pay of the (. ommissiouers ot said county. Mr. iuait ol 17 li stockholders and others, lor an amemlment to the charter ot the ui irk and .Miami Turnpike Company. .Mr. i-uyne, noiii uevi .lonnson nun V4i otnors, tor an extension of the corporate limit ol Cleveland. Mr. livers, from citieus of Wooater, for the repeal of the Akron school law. krtmrti of Standing Commithti. Mr. Vinal. from the Committee ou Cnrtoratious, reorled a bill to authorize the coiiiuii-iouer of i.ogan county to sen railroad and bunk stin k. Mr. Liwreueo, from the Committee on Railroads and Turnpike, reported hack the hill to incorporate the MtuietiH mid National Head Plank Road Compa ny, with amendments, which were agreed to; and the lull waioulered to he eugnisaed. Mr. Lawrence, hum ihe Standing Committee nu 1'riniiug, reported the loiiowiug preamble and resolu tion : Whereas, a resolution was adopted by the Senate, ou the 3Ut nil., dire ting extra to pies of certain re-piris and documents to be printed for the use of the Semite, mi conditio!! ihni no dim ge be made for composition work iu Ihe publication ol snid extra copies; and whereas, in said resolution, it was provided that nothing therein coiilnined should prevent payment for composition uf such d-uineulB.as were theumi order- id to be printed in the (teriunu language) and where- nu the 30 Ui ult., the House ot Kcpreseulattves adopted n roolutiou ordering the documents and re port nloresjud to be printed m thnOermau language, under which tun composition work of all said tier-unto documents and reports will he pcrlnrmed, from whiih the document mid report for the Senate enn be printed without double compoiisntiou j and whereas, M will therefore be inexpedient in pny for doublo composition when no such double work is Mrtormed tlieretore, Rrsolreti, That L. L. Rice be, nud he hendiy is di reeled In furnish said documents nnd nqiorls in ihe German language, &c, &c, without charge fitV the composition work of such Gentian document and re-Hiiti in addition to the char ire for composition of the sume under the resolution of the House. Objections were made by Messrs. Bums nud Bynrs to the reception or the resolution at this tune, tticy couteuding tkatsUudiug committee could only report Mr. Beaver, from the same committee, reported on the case of Springer ami Whiiemati. A conversation took place relative to the Board ot Public Works. Mr. Eckley slated that Mr. Forrer was engaged in superintending the construction of the acqucdnct ileitis the Great Miami, but was expected everyday io arrive iu mis city. Mr. blickensderter had ueeti detained at the sirk bed of bis wile, unless he had arri ved lust night, as was expected. The report of Iho u on rd ol 1'ubiic Works was ready. Mr- my era thought .Mr. roirer had other reaons r his absence. Ho had. dining the last summer. His reason, then, was thai he would hot meet with the present Board. Ho susnected thai might bo Ihe roasou uow. He thought Air. Forrer's conduct was unbecoming, The panei s were referred to the Committee on Pub lic Works. The bill to authorize the Commissioners of Shelby county to take slock in the Belletbiitiiine nud Indiana Railroad Company, was referred tn a Seleet Committee, consisting of Messrs. Eckley and Conkliu. House joint resolution, in favor of the Government's rttcogn icing the iodeendcnce of Liborm, was agreed lo without a divisiun. House bill, prescribing the limes of holding the Courts of Common pltMu iu tit l'itb JuJir-iwl Circuit, whs read asc-coo.l time and commuted to Messrs. Dm: uison, Vinal nnd Lawrence. House joint resolution, for imving B. Riddle IOO for fifty day services iu the Court ot Bank, w as reter- ros to the Commitleo onCluiins; nlso, a resolution to pay JohuGreetil' uf for similar services. Mr. Hand n II offered for adoption the following pre-1 uiuhlo and resolutions : I Wuehki, It is woll known that in the yen rs 1H48 and I84!t. during a geiiend revolution among the un-1 lions of Cential and Southern Buroiie, the ancient Kingdom of Hungary, for reasons believed to be satis factory, declared herself independent of the Imperial House of Hnpsliuridi and of the Austrian Government a i id Em tiro ; thnl, iu tnaintniuiug this declaration, this Kingdom pursued ihe most natural, justifiable and pa triotic measures ; that she has twice drove her eueuiie-, beyond her borders, thereby, according to ihe laws of nation, positively achieving her independence; tlmt subscuuenily, au army of Russian mercenaries, em ployed and pant by the biuperorol uuia, invaded the Kingdom of Hungary! that the Hiinimriaiis, nobly struggling for their lives and liberties against the uni ted lorcesot two H)Wertul deserts, nearly seemed their independence the second time, and would undoubtedly have dons so hail it not been for a deed of treachery ; that this treachery, by which an army of nearly two Hundred thousand strong, mid nboiit iiiteen millions of heroic and determined people were delivered up to their oppressors, was instigated by large and tempting bribes otlercd by the unscrupulous invaders ; and that. iu this unmanly wny, nud not by the usual menu of wartnre, ilie independence ol Hungary was deb ated ; Whkriai, Furthermore, it is equally well known, (hat from the beginning to tho close of this eventful sti ugglo, the illustrious Louis Kossuth was the lending man uf Hungary; that he had devoted all of his previous life to the emancipation, elevation and glory of his country ; tliat during ihe progress of tho revolution, he tfiruw himself, his property, his family, his fi lends, his future hojies nnd prospects, unreservedly nnd iiiagiiauitnitusly into the scale, to secure thefrei--dom of his native land ; that contrary to the advice of many of hi warmest friends, but prompted by the pu rest and holiest motives, and in imitation of our own revolutionary forefathers, by Ins sole authority, nud on his own responsibility, he solemnly proclaimed Huu-gaiy a Republic; that the almost supm human oxer-lions made by him to establish a Republican Govern ment, nnd thus guaranty the freedom nnd happiness of Ins countrymen, challenge the adiiiiraimn ol nil nations! and tlmt in the fall of Hungary, and iu bis own flight tor personal safety, not only lias his reputntiott n commander not beou tarnished, but his duties ns the he id of a temporarily unsuccessful, but not yet hopeless effort have been both maintained and honored ; Whkheas, also, it is generally notorious that at Ibis time, the Hungarian patriot, contrary lo the luw of uaure nnd o nations, is held in captivity by the EVil- tnn ot 1 ui Key, though not a solitary mine ni-ainst the 1 urkHh government has been alledged acniust linn; that Russia hn demanded tlio delivery of him into lir liHtid m order to hi hema n.inished as a rebel mid malefactor; that she is now arming her soldier lor the purpose ot sweeping down at the earliest op nortunity, to take forcible possession of hi iierou nud thai, iu nil human probability, she will get pis- session ol linn and convey linn into her own terniorv, there to aheil his blood by some biirbamus method of execution, unless she is anticipated m het movement by the timely interposition of some tree and friendly uatioii t Whkkias, finally, U appear from our most reliable advices, that the wife, the mother, the children, nud tfier member ol the ureal patriot family have bi lyiug for the past three or four month in an Austrian prism; ihnt they have been recently released I nun confinement ; thai Ihey are dependant lor their doily bread uihiii the hard charilie of Kossuth's enemies; and that while he is kept in utter ignorance of their condition, they am allowed tn know tioihiug ofthu (ale lint has befallen, uur of the yet sadder late that awaits him ; Therefore, it being the duty of all free people, and of ihe Americun people iu particular, to extend the hind ol sympathy nnd of fellowship to a suffering pa triot and republican, when unrighteously treated and shamefully abandoned, after having made inch great and inecovernble sacrifices for the eaiiio id' human freedom.it is hereby Hesntred, fry the Uenenti AmmNy of the State of Ohio, Tlmt iu our deliberate judgment, the present erili nl condition of General Louis Kohhtii. and of bis fami ly, lotidlvcall for the friendly and peareful uiteiposi tioti ol die American people. Retoimt, That we believe ll to be Ihe duty nud priv-ileue ol the Congress of the I'nited States, to tend immediately au embassy of pence to the Snltnii of Tur key, iu ono of our national ships, who shall be instructed n'SHH-tfully and urgently to solicit of the aub'imc Porto, the liberation of Koulll Mini bis fellow oaptivos, In the name of the American iteople, nnd to take uch other steps a shnll be best calculated to seen re the removal ol tho great Hungarian, and ol his afflicted family, to this country. Resolved, That our re present alive in Congress be requested, and that our Senator be instructed, to bring I h is subject us soon as ioihlc, before Congress, and to pursue such other measure ns shall most certainly and simodily carry oui, if possible, ihe object set forth in the foregoing resolutions. And he it further rtW, That tho Governor bo requested to forward a copy of the foregoing to the PHMiil.mt mitl tn mi-Ii id' nor HmialtiM nii,l U.t..Mui. tative in Conyrw, Messrs. Payne nnd C'mfo opposed the adoption ol inn preamble, on Urn ground that they were not suln ciontly ticuimiuted witl, the tuct. Mr. Simpson hoped iliat gentlemen would dithdraw ineir objections, and vole tor this preamble and reso- unions at once. It wm ot great importance. The preamble and resolutions were adopted Mr. Blake, on leave, introduced the following bill to authorize free banking in Ohio: Skc I. Be it enacted bp the General Assembly of the State of Ohio, That any penion or association of persons may establish a bank or banks m accordance with tli provisions of nu act, entitled " nu act to incorporate the Slate Bank of Ohio and other banking companies," passed rebruary 4i, in-l i, in any county in this mate, upon tho terms and conditions specified in aid act, in relation to independent bunking companies. Skc 3. That all hanks' established under the provi sinus of this net, shall bo subject to taxation and be taxed where located, upou the capital stock actually paid iu, for all purpose the same as other property ; and the cashier or accounting officer of any bnnk established under the provisions of this act shall make return of the capital sloe I,, of such bank to the assossor i 1. 1 to iiiwiinoip or warn hi wiiicu uio unit a nmy uu located, subject to all the liabilities and restrictions of the " act for levying taxes on nil nronortv in this Stnte uitvoiuiiih u ua iron vaire, aim me act amenoauiry niereto, nnd tlio amount 'aus returned shnll be entered upon the tax duplicates in the name of such bank, and the bi x os be paid by such accounting officer, and charged to the expense account of such bank. Ski:. 3. Whenever def.edt shnll be made in the payment of any debt or liability contracted by any bonk established under the provisions of this act, every person or porsoiis owning stock in said bank shall bo in dividually liable equally ami rateably for the amount of such debt or liability with interest, to the extent of their respective shares of iiiock in such bank. Skc. 4. That everv lev-n qufnMt.hml underdid ore. visions of this act, shall btoverned by the provisions. conditions nnd restrictionsprescribed iu said net to incorporate the State Bank eif Ohio nud other Banking Companies, so far as they are anplicnblo to indepen dent bunking companies established under said net; and said banks shall have all the rights and privileges enn terra! upon independent banks established under uu proviHions in iiiiu nci aim me acis ameuuaiory thereto, except so for as they are modified by this act. Bills introduced oh leave. hy Mr. Ferguson, to author ize thecfuistnietion of a railroad therein named. Mr. Howard, to incorporate tho Franklin county Typ ographical Society. Mr. Wilson, to incorporate the Seneca county Insurance Company. Mr. ratterson, to provido lor the establishment nnd ontrol of Newark Cemetery, at Newark. Licking co- Ohio. Mr. Dcnnisoii obtained the floor before the introduc tion of bills was commenced, but gave way for that purpose. Mr Mvers moved to tnke np Mr, Uenmson b resolu tions on ihe subject of Mr. Clay's resolutions introduced into the Senate of the United States. Mr. Dennison opposed the motion on the ground that he was by courtesy entitled to the floor. i no motion was lost ayes 1, noes lu. Mr. Dennison offered the following : Wiirnr.As, There are now pending in the Senate of the United tstates, certain resolutions introduced by the Hon. Henry Clay, among which nre the following, to wit: reciting Mr. Clay's resolutions, which have en already published in the Journal. J A .in wiikiuai. the people of this State do not ap prove of the sentiment expressed, or conclusions nil- iiuiiuceo in sain resolves. Dill lioni, Mr. Holcumb, Uie petitiuu of 8. 8 Hon! nnd 02 oth-1 nlso, f Ralph Chary mm! 88 others, of Allen couu 1st. flint slavery should, bv the nositivo enactment f Congress, be forever excluded from all territories now owned, or that may hereafter be acquired by the uuiieii nmies; 'Jd. That it is the duty of Congress to use alt consti tutional menus for the abolition uf slavery in the District ot Columbia, lit the earliest practicable period; 3d. That no more effectual provision oui'lit tn be made by law for the restitution and delivery of per sons bound to service or labor iu any State, who may escne into any other State or Territory in the Union, but sound policy demands such a modification of existing laws on that subject, as will more etfectimlly pnilect persons in the several States nnd Territories agaiiirti pretended claim for such service or labor; Ann whkrkas, the people of this B ate do further hold, 1st. That Congress should, without delay, nbolish tho slave trade wiihiu the District of Columbia; Sd. That no more sl ivo States should be ndmitted into the Union ; 3d. That the Government of the II oiled States should relieve itself of nil re) tonsil til it ie lor the supHirt or existence of slavery, whenever nud wheresoever it can do so constitiitionath- nnd iu good faith to the slave holding Htntes; tlierej'nf , he it Resolved, by the Oenrr.ik Aucmbty of the State of Ohio, Tlxit our Rt:uiiiL.ra miiC 1',.. v-..t.iu"'j iu (.Viroa be, and they are hereby revested to oppose the passage of each nnd all of the foregoing resolutions, introduced into tne neuate ol ihe I uited State as aforesaid ; nud theV nre hereby further tv-finented lo miilim-m tliMiPMi.tu nud votes lo tho wishes people of this State, ns their wishes have been defined iu tlio Ibmiioiug pre amble. Resolved, That the Governor be, and ho is hereby re- pasted in pi enure and transmit to each of our Sena tors and Representative-, in Congress a copy of the ton-going preamble nnd resolutions. Mr. Dennison demanded the previous question, to which there was n second nud third. The Speaker saitl the question wus, shall the main pieat ion now be put f Mr. Whitin ui couteuded ihut the' retotutimis were not in order, inasmuch ns similar propositions were ou the table. Mr. Dennison uid that the resolutions were substan- tially different. The Speaker said hu wns clearly of opinion that the resolutions were in order. Mr. IWer moved that the Senate resolve itself into committee of iho whole, on the order of the day. Mr. B. said that was a privileged question. I lie speaker decided that the motion wo in order. Mr. Olds. According to the eighteenth nilo, no mo tion can be entertained alter the previous question had been seconded, except for a recess or adjournment. Mr. Whitman moved Ihnt the Senate adjourn. Lost ; aye 14, tine 18. Mr. Myers withdrew his motion to go mlocomniniit-tee of the whole. The previous tiiiestiou was not sustained; ayes 14, noes 14. The Whigs and Fno Sailer voting in the nfiirumtivp. Mr. Myers offered as an amendment the following: Resolved, That the people of the State of Ohio dis approve of Prosident Taylor's interference, ns disclo- d in his spec ml messnge tu the House of Represent ative of the United Stales, nn January UI, 18 0, for thnnvnwed purjinse of Influencing the action of the people of the Territories lntcly ceded to the United Stales by Mexico, with a view of inducing the people of snid territories to form a plan of State Cousutu-lions," and ask admission ns States, instead of having the people of snid Territories uninfluenced bv execu tive interference free to act in favor of State or Territorial Governments, a they should deem proper. And lu tins interference of (he President we see a desire on his pnrt tn nvotd the responsibility of signing or vetoing a bill mutniniiig a prohibition of slavory in Territories, a shrinking from duly unbecoming the I'resideni Ol Mils great KeptlhllC. Rtsolrrd, 1 hat Ihe tieople ot till in further disapprove of the President' recommendation to Congress to pas un laws creating I erritorial government ; that we see no reason for departing IV, on the established liange which fins existed I nun the formation ol our national government in tho form or manner of providing Terri torial government for any and all Territories belong ing io tne i tilled Elates. Messrs. Whitman and .'HyVf'-idvncnted the amendment.Mr. Beaver animadverted nn the conduct of Mr. My ers iu supporting General Cass and General Butler and yet prolessnig to be u ran ISmler. At 7 1. M. the Senate adammcd Tor wnut nl a quo- mm, without taking ihe vuie. HOI'SK OF REPRESENTATIVES Prayer by Rev. Mr. Hitchcock. Petitions prcsctitetl and rrferml. Mr. Rogers, for the suppression of Inteinpernuce; Mr. Whiion, ol J. M. Filch nud 4'! other ol Obeiliu, fur the repeal of all law that aiiihurin the do of alcoholic liquor, and the enactment of Inws similnr to Wisconsin ; Mr. Kniin, for the rete.-d of the license Inws, -e. ; Mr. Russell, to elect George Mitchell nil Associate Judge ; Also for ihe n'Uiovul of ihe sent uf Justice of .lellerson couuly t Al lot the et-Ttiou of James McKinney nu Associate Judi;n n mid county ; Mr. Whiteley, to provide lor Hie vututhoii ol the yniidot llevenile lauds; Mr. Manful), against the new county of Orange; Mr. Dndds, fur Ihe re pen I of nil laws licensing the Mile of spirituous liquors, nud the enactment of Inws similar to Wisconsin; Mr. Wnile. to apHint Henry P. Avcrull an Asso ciate Judge ot Wood county i Mr. Wnrley, lor a clmr- ler for Troy Lodge, Mi tmico.j Mr. Siwlmnn.for relief to Homer Sack -t I, claiming damages in consequence of ceniiin ruhiic hoiks. Mr. Long, for nn amendment to the tax law. Mr. Ross, fin-the new county of Hlk ; also, ngaiust me snme. Mr. Rocdter, tn nppoiul Joseph Ctiminingnii Associ- nin judge. Mr. liresbm h, to ainemi an act in relation id a cer tain Slate road. Mr. Fnirchild, for the removal of the stmt of juslico oi r.no county. Mr. Sprngue, ngaiust ihn repeal of the Van Buren, InileM'iideuce nud Kidgc'ille r rre Turnpike ; also, of A. J. Lnlln, nnd citiens of Paulding county, for plnuk mad from the Auglaie river to the Miami Extension ('anal. Mr. Will, of Jtisiah Backn nud 57 oilier citizen of Vinton township. Alliens county, prnving for the erec inm of the new county nl Elk; alto, the petition ot John Hawk ami It other citizens of Wilkaviilo town ship, Gallia county, for ll"' erection of tho county of ma. Mr, Fee, to restrain the sale of ardent spirit. Mr. Hiitcbins, fur the abolition of capital puuish- uieux. or, fur the repeal of tho license law referred to the Cum mi t toe on Temperance; also, the petition of J. Biusiird and 78 others, ot Wilkesville township, Gallia county, for the aale of school lands in said township referred ; also, the petition uf George M. Adams and itf other citizens of Jackson county, for an extension of the time for paying tho balance of the surplus revenue due from said county. Referred to the Com mi t- ot uu rimmco. The Speaker laid before the House a communication from B. F. Tofft. which wo read at the Clerk's desk and laid ou the table; also, petitions on temperance also lor the election of Peter Loutzeuhizeraii associ ate judge. 31 r. Chuse, fur tho enactment ot a free banking law Mr. Pugh, to change the name of a certain infant. On motion of Mr. Oilman, the rule wo suspended, and House resolution No. 18, in relation to the inde pendence of Liberia, wua taken up and ordered to bo engrossed. The question being on agreeing to the resolutions, a lebate sprung un m which Messrs. Gilmau, Ball of Muskingum, Pugh. Roedter, Hutchiua and other pur- uuiuuieu. Mr. Roedter ottered au amendment, which was read Mr. Ball of Muskingum said that he did not rise to I'ptHise tho resolution, nor the amendment. He was m invor ot the sentiments of the resolution, and in favor of the recognition of the independence of Liberia. But he huil some doubt whether the passage of reso lutions such us these and many others that have been before tho House are strictly within the range of duties that we come here to perform. This State of Ohio is grew omie ; ana tbo service imposed upon us as uepresenuittve are i in nor lan t and ol vital interest; but we are not content to perforin these merely. We instruct our Senators and request our Representatives upon all subjects of national at lair. We are willing to undertake to govern the nation. wall an t he State: me wt cmiumt-MrTtliilils,- we rortkr abroad, nd man age tho atluim of the nations of the world through our diplomatic relations. This, it seems to me, is under taking too much. At least, before we Iny the founda tions of so broad nu administration we should see that our duties are performed at homo with strictness and fidelity. Mr, Ball said ho hoped the resolution would be adopted. The question being on the first branch of tho amendment by Mr. Roedter to strike out the words " use their influence to induce," the ayes and noes were or-dored, and resulted ayes 18, noes 42. So the House refused to strike out. Mr. Bull offered the following amendment : And that they also he requested to use all honorable means to induce the free black of Ohio to emigrate to thai country. The question being on agreeing to the amendment, the aye and noes were demanded, and resulted as follows: ayes 63, noes 11. So the amendment prevailed.Mr, Whitely offered the following amendment: " Resolved, That " Thrre wns an old nigger, and hit name wm Unci Nod, And hn died long ngo, long two ; He lirul nu wool uu thu tuu ui Ins head, On ihe place where the wool ought to grow." The Speaker decided the amendment out of order. The question being on agreeing to the resolution, Mr. Riddle demanded that the resolution be divided; nud u vote taken for each proposition. The first proposition is as follow: "Resolved, That our Senators iu Congress be instructed, and our represeututlves be requested to use their iuflueuco to induce the general government to acknowledge the independence uf the republic of Liberia." Mr. Bull addressed the House iu favor of the amendment offered by him. Tho question being upon agreeing to the first brniich of the resolution us amended, Mr, Bull of Muskingum, ottered the following amendment: Strikeout all after tho resolving clause, and insert the loiiowiug: "That our Senator and representatives in Congress be requested to use all constitutional means to promote the success of said colony, and to induce the colored population of the United States to om ignite to that country. " Resolved, That to this end we recommend that the proceeds of the sales of the public lands of the U. S-he set apart as a fund to be used in aid of the colonization project." The question being on striking out was lust; ayes 14, noes 47. The question being on agreeing to tho first proposi tion, iue same prevailed; ayes Ji, noes n Tho question then being upon the second proposition, uyes 50, noes 15. (ihe amendment of Mr. Bull) the same was agreed to ; The resolution being: passed, the preamble was agreed to. 1 he title was amended and agreed to. Mr. Kiddle moved that House bill No. 144, to provide for the government of the Ohio Lunatic Asylum, bo referred to the eowtnttt m HwuU t wis Mr lions, which wo agreed to. Ou'mutiou of Mr. Hutchins, joiut resolution admitting Margaret Bock into the Lunatic Asylum, was committed to the Mine committee. Mr. Hawkiusntfered the following resolution, which was agreed to! Resolved, That when this House adjourn, it will adjourn to meet at li o'clock A. M., and when it tnke a recess it will meet at o'clock P. M.. until otherwise entered by the House. Bill rend the third time and passed : Toauthorizethosaleof sec. 16, town. 3,raugel3,in Meigs county. To incorporate the Upper Sandusky. Moriou. Waldo. nud Dcluwtire Plank Rood company. aitis introduced on leave, and read the first Urn By Mr. Dndds, to amend the charter of Spring borough. To amend the law relating to Wills. To amend the charter of the Columbus and Piqua Unit road company. Mr. Holcomb, for the lalo of certain School Land in Athens county. Mr. Burnett, to iiicorjHjrate the Urbana University. Also, to fix tho terras of ihe Court in the 13th Cir cuit; which wa engrossed, read the third time, and passed . And the House took a recess. 3 o'clock, P. M. Reports of Standing Committee. Mr. Fee, from the Standing Cum mittee on Medical Colleges, a joint resolution, apMiiutiug certain trustee, which wa rend the first tune, Mr. Clark, from the Committee on Claims, reported a resolution iu favor of the claim of W. H. Protsmnn, for service in tho House, to the amouut of $15, which wns agreed to. The same committee reported back certain resolu lions of Mr. Copelaud, with amendment, which were agreed to. The resolution were in regard to the payment of assistant uierx ana sergeunu at-Anns. Mr. Pugh, iu pursuance of notice, introduced a joiut resolution, to appoint a board oi commissioner to con-stnict a n code of practice for the judicial court. Mr. Long, from the Committee on Railroads and Turnpikes, a bill tn authorize the Columbus and Snn- lusky turnpike Company to sue the Stnte. Reports of Select Committees. Sr. Keller, from the Committee ou Agriculture, a bill fur the protection of ueop. .Mr. Kussell, to change the seat of Justice of Jeffer son county. Mr. Dodds, to incorporate the town of Mayneville, iu vt arren couuiy. .Mr. ward, to amend tho charter of New Castine. Mr. Whitelev. to appoint special aaseorin Wvau ilot county. Mr. Sirg!ir, a lull to incorporate the Auglaize and Miami Extension PUnk Road Company. Mr. Holcomb, IVniu the Committee ou Roads and Highways, on leave, a bill to establish and lay out n grnaeu Plate road in the counties ot Jacksnunud uai- Mr. Hawkins moved Ui take up the bill fixing the time and place for the Convention to form a uew con stitution; which wa agreed to. Ihu question being iqion striking out all alter tho iucting clause, and inserting the amendment of the committee iqaiu a division, the first prujiositiou be ing io strike out, Mr. Long addressed the House. He said, before this bill wns reported, he had some doubts whether a bill to rediatrict the Stale, under the presold ciau instances, was constitutional; but lie had become con vinced that the Legislature had not oulv the power, but that it is actually and absolutely incumbent for the tieuerni Assembly to do so. Mr. Lung proceeded to cite the constitution of Ohio, and of other Slates, and the practice of oilier States miner inu same, in snow tlio construction mat nan been placed upon similar constitutional provision. Mr. Gilmuti also argued the ipiestnm of the ability of the House toapportiou the State furthepurjsise of inevjonvenuou. Mr. Riddle addressed the House at some length, tu opposition to tho umeudmeut. Mr. Whiteley moved to lav the bill and pending amendments ou the table, and mane it me special ur- ler lor to-morrow. Lost; ayes lit, noes J4. Mr. Prudeii mlilreased the House. The uuestion being upon striking out, the aye and noes were demanded, and resulted as imiows; aye 'J!, line 3!). So ihe House refused tn strike out. The bill ami amendment were laid un the tnble and made the special order forto-mormw, at a I. M. And the House adjourned. TiM-tHlnr, January A, 1890. IN SENATE. Praver bv Rev. Mr. Warimck. Peiiiiotu orttented and referred By Mr. Lewi, of D. McGrow. Jnme K. Dunn, ( harle Clancy nnd 73 other, of Cross Creek nnd Will township, .lellerson countv. for a homestead exemption law; also, M. O. Jlllikiii, .lames atoning aim u j m ,ienernu couniv.forsnmet also.of John Downes, Andrew Kyle and il others, of Steiibeuvillo, for the ten hour law, Mr. Hendi ick, lor au extension of the corporate limit of Baton. Mr. Patterson, of Elisha Smith and 8ti others, of Newark township, against tho extension ot the corporate limit of Newark. Mr.Cunniugbam.numerouipetitionson temperance; ty, lor the repeal uf al jhe free turnpikes iu snid coun ty i also, uf R. G. Cafier and 6'- others, of Logan county, fr a Stale roud in said county; nlso, of Thos. Hurasperth and 51 others, of Van Wert, for the Van Wert and Indiana Plunk Kond Oonnmnv: of R. fj. Spear aud 60 others, of Van Wert, for the incorporation of the Vuu Wert and Wiltshire Plank Road Com-pany.Mr. Dennison. from Dr. Robert Thompson, on the subject or the suihII pux. Mr. Eckley, of SfHoitixeiwof Carroll couuly, forun omounioi me charier ot the Carroll county Railroad The Sneaker. Svo ausinut tho nntv ,r v..t;....i also, of Jeremiah Leslie of Muskingum, gate keeper .... LwiuinHisniKJii. Mr, Harlan, of th Sheriff f fmr.,a , ...... Mr. Vinal, of Dnv ul Cross and 3-2 others, aguinat the .. .r.nllm ui mr iuwu ui CiUOU, Mr. Blake, of C. O. Ambler nnd 43 ntlmr. M-.li na, for thereneai of tha reiuaiuim liUck Inul. .(- Mr. Horton presented the annual renort of the Tim. tees of the Ohio University. Lnid on the toblo to be printed. Reports of Stesndmm Committees. Mr. Wilson fWim die Library committee, reported a resolution cnlliug upou the Librarian for hdortuntirm of tha amount - ceived during the Tear put, for the sale of the Ohio neporta. Agreed to; Mr. Lawrence, from the com mittee on TfeUroftd An.. reported back the Cleveland and Aurora and Chagrin Falls pimik mad bills, with amendment, whielt wen agreed w, and me -tjitls were ordered to be engrossed. usuuuuu rcfiunuu a uui to provide ior vuccina- tiou. Mr. Vilial renorte.d bark the loll tn mitl,nri Ohio City to take stock m the Ohio railroad enmnaiiv. with uu Amendment providing that the Legislature shall at any time hnve the power to tax the stock of snid com pany uio sane awnljer ajmmrtyiC -vi:,. Mr. Hendricks moved to amend the sniendm.mt n that it will read, as other railroad stock. Iho amendment to the amendment wn ntrend tn. The uiuendinont as amended wn tlmn t-ieftJ Th bill was ordered to be engrossed. Bill read a third time. la in mrnorntn the Murinttn and National Road plunk road company. The bill was iciumiiimeu to Mr. uoraer. On motion the Senate took a recess. 3 o'clock, P. M. Mr. Whitman moved to bike un Mr. D-.ini-oi.V first series of resolutions on hi very. Mr. Dennison objected. He wished to take un the iij'iium innuu oui. A call of the Senate wa ordered, and theSergeant-at-Anns was despatched after the absentees. i he senators aimearmg. Mr. Randall moved that tho Sounte go into commit- ice oi me wuoie on iue general appropriation lull. Mr. Whitman moved to go into commit too of the whole ou the general orders of the dav. Tlio Senate then resolved itself into eoiimiitlee of the whole on the general orders of tho day Mr. Eck- icj in uic uiinir. 1 he appropriation bill wa taken up. Alter ihe bill was gone through with, the commit. tee rose nud reported. Mr. Denuisou moved that the bill nnd pending amendments be committed to the Finance Committee. On motion, the Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Pniyer by H!v. Mr. Strong. Petitions presented and referred. Bv Mr. Whitmi. to repeal so much of the license law as give tho courts ot common pica power tu grant licenses, and to give the same tu the county commissioners. Air. Johnson, to empower Win. Mason to collect cur tain moneys. Mr. Dodds, relative to Wnrren county canal. Mr. Wuite. for a bridge over the Matimeo river nt Napoleon. Mr. Weyer, to incorporate Jacobsburg, in Belmont county, M r. Carney, to tax dogs. Mr. Reid, for the repeal of tho license laws. Mr, Krum. upon the same sullied. Also, niminat the now comity of Orange. .ir. nan, on temperance. Mr. Bresliu, to elect John Dyear and Caleb Hall an nulate judges of Delaware county. Air. uuruett, on the sale ot ardent spirits. Mr. Thompson, for a charter of a mutual insurance company in Wads worth, Medina county. Air. ope i man, ior the repeal ot the license laws, and the pussngo of Wisconsin laws. Mr. Thompson, agaiust the repeal of laws licensing the sale of ardent spirits, unless such other laws are enacted which shall more eitectiiully pi-event the nlu of that article. Mr. Bull, to prevent dogs from running at large. Mr. Copelaud, upon the subject of the nublic build- mar nr AUrror Man ty . mr. neiu, tu repeal Ihe license law. Mr. Keller, against the new county of National. Mr. Thompson, fur the rencal uf tho reiiiHiiiiiip hlnrlc laws; for the passage of strong resolutions agaiust the extension of slavery to the territories of the United States; for the suppression of the coast slave tnulo, and tor oinor purposes. Mr. Ball, on temperance. Mr. Pugh, a memorial of the trustee of the Burnet House, iu regard to their stock. Mr. Letter, uoii the subject of the militia. Bills introduced on leave, and read the fast time.l Mr. Smith of Madison, to incorporate the Madison co. Mutual Insurance Company. Mr. Burt, tn extend the provisions of the act fur the better regulation of common sliools, to the couuly of Coshocton. Mr. Ensign, to incorporate the Uuiunvilleaud Trum bull Plnuk Road Company. Mr. Bnll of Muskingum, to niuond thechnrterof the Central Ohio Railroad Company. Mr. Moody, a joint resolution relative to grant i no bounty lands to the officers aud soidior who served iu the lust war. Mr. Pugh, to amend the charter of the First Presby terian Church, in the city uf Cincinnati. Reports of Starting Committees. Mr. Wnite, from the Committee on the Judici-try, reported a bill authorizing the sale of the Poor House and farm iu Lucas county; which was read the first time. Reports of Select Committees Mi: Woodford, to preserve and regulate the Bolpre cemetery, in Wash ington countv. Air. Worley. to incorporate Trov Lodge of Odd Feb low. Mr. Hutchins to altnch the tnwushin of Perrv. In Columbiana county, tu Mahouiug. Tho resolution authorizing the distribution of copies oi tne oraiuics auu ncuooi iaws io iuca and feeble counties, was read the third time and Passed. mr. oinun ot .uauisou one rod a resolution calling !, ih ttf.i;if Hnmrnlit.. .n M:i;,;. r,. ... ..r-.. ... Hn.u.,.e w. "i " " " information; which was agreed to. Mr. Wait offered the following resolution : Resolved, Thst the Committee ou the Judiciary be instructed to inquire whether any legislation is necessary with reference to the validity of contract made ou Sunday, and if in their opinion such legislation is necessary, to report uy Din, or otuerwue; which was agreed to. 1 tie rtnuse then resolved lUell into Committee ol whole, on tho orders ol the day 1 Mr- Hawkins in tho chair. After some time spent in session the committee rose nnd reported buck certaiu bills and resolutions ; which were appropriately referred, Mr. Oilman offered a resolution, instructing the Committee on tho Judiciary tn inquire, in relation to enrtntu breaches of the laws of the State bv the Ohio Lite Insurance aud Trust Company and the Xema urancii oi mo atnte uuuk ot uinu ; w inch wns agreed io. Mr. Wnite offered the following resolution : Reeved, That the Clerk of this House be. and In is hereby required to demand of Samuel Medary a more prompt performance of the printing lor ihe House, nud iu default o a compliance with such de mand, mat iho contract hereto tore mode with said Medary lie rescinded. Mr. Wnite snid tlmt the House had very much to conipiaiu oi m iue conduct oi the public printer. u are daily apprised, by thenppearauce uf bills from ill- Senate upon uur desk, that the printing of tlmt body is going on in advance of our own. Not only so, bin for some reasou or other bills were printed mil of their imioi, mi uiiu wniie many ll inter Iho number ol one hundred were yet undelivered, wo have ns tho highest ! printed number two bund red mid tweiitytluee. Ihe business ot the House has been retuided by the want of bills, and there seemed no reason to Iiujk- Unit there wns to beany improvement. Hu thought, I here-fore, it wns ihe imperative duty of the House, either to spur up the printer to the purlin uiaiico of hi con tract, nr lo select tmmo one tu fill his place who would hnvo iho interests of the Slate mote fully iu view. Mr. Bresliu excused tho Slate printer, lie did not I Iti rite the business of the House had a yet been retar ded, and thought that heientierihcro would bo no ivii- anil in coinpiaiii. Mr. Pugh snid that he thought the House had not been well treated iu this business nf printing, tie did not believe that Mr. Medary knew or tared anything about the matter. Ho supposed that he was like every other man who owned nnd carried on a large establishment. Hu was not disposed to allow the Senate business tube transacted iu advance of ours, lb-re we have twu hundred and tweulv-three bill reuni ted in the House, and more than one hundred were yet imprinted. He did mil think that it wa right (but these now county projects, and other ha ul matter nt thai one ;lob ihu preference overnuother. He believed that it his attention should be called to ihe matter, usduubt-JeiM it would now hu-, thu evil would be remedied. Mr. W ane said that his resolution had already performed the dutudBlgned i iu introduction that of calling the attention of the House to tlm .ubject; he therefore, naked leave to withdraw ir, which was granted. The House then took a recess. rru i 3 o'clock, P. M. Ihe special order of this afternoon being, the bill fixing, the time, fcc. fur the nvii,.n t V.i 1 .l" Constitution of Ohio, the same was tukea up, discuss- I'll mill a ina,. J nil ,wl On motion of Mr. Ball of Muskingum, the bill and amendments were luid on the table, ud made the special order for to-morrow afternoon. And tho House adjourned. Weduesday, February 6t IS 90. IN SENATE. Petitions presented and referred. By Mr. Cunningham, of S. Sutton, H. Byo.ll, and 60 others, for a plank road from Gilboa to Gilead ; of V. B. Johnson and 39 other, for the same of Jolm Flormer and 38 others, tor the sale of school section 10, Liberty tp., Putnam county j ol Ezra 8. Goodsell aud 28 others, of Port-age county, praying that the provision of the act of February 8, 1847, regulating the sale of intoxicating liquor be extended to that county. Mr. Lawrence, of Jacob Shrvuck. Robert Stnnhsm. son and others, of Bush Creek tp., Logan county, for a luw authorizing a tow tun id subscription tn th mnii.l stock of iho Bellefontatiie aud lndiuua Railroad Com pany. Mr. uimtnock, of citizens of Knox, on temperanca. Mr. Burns, of Henry Stamen, and others, on tempt-uce. r Mr. Dennison. of L. Sells, nnd ntlmt-. iin ot Franklin, agaiuat the new county of National) also, ol toil tern uf Virginia, fur the passage of a law a", thoriziug the appointment of guardians, to the minor legatees of Lyne Starling, deceased. Mr. Whitman, of citizens of Perry tn.. Licking en.. on the subject of the Licking Summit Reserve Navi gation uompauy. Mr. BlouktfOUl. of citizen nf Cnlnmliinn mnA Hf. hoiiiug, for a tax on dogs, Mr. Ferguson, nf 2i8 citizeus of Knox, agaiust the new county of Walhaudiug: also, of Sifiiin cniven nf Ashland, for a change ot the county seat. Mr. Payne, of Geo. E. Dodge, and 84 others, for the extension of tho corporate limits of Cleveland. mr. viuui, oi ueo. w. runny, and others, citizens of Licking, agaiust the extension of the coroorata limit of Newark. Mr. Swift, of 56 citieus of Summit for low release counties from the expense of furnishing fuel, JifC, tn tlio various county otlicers. Mr. Blako, of the Board of Trustees of the Oberlin Collegiate Institute, for uu amendment to their charter. Mr. Byors, (through Mr. Wdsou,) of 4 citizen! of Wooster.nu schools and school housos. Mr. Lckloy, of 41 citizuiis ot Harrison tp., Carroll county, for u part of the rents of section 16. Mr. Beesoii.ot 46 citizens of Sinking Spring, Highland county, lor the puuge uf an act authorizing the uiiuifi me puouc square, turn mat mo proceeds be applied for tin- purchase of a school Int. Reports of Committees. Mr. Hendricks, a bill to extend the corporate limits of Eaton, iu Preble county, Mr. Barker reported buck the bill to ineurnorata the Miirietiii and National Road Plunk Road Company, and it was passed. Mr. Lawrence, u bill tu nun uid au act to authorize subscriptions to the capital stock of tho Betletiiutaine and Indiana Railroad Company, by towns and townships uu tlio line of said road, passed Murcli 30, 1810. Mr. Pay no, a bill nuthotiiiug the city Council of Ole velum! to levy additional tuxos. Mr. Denuisou, a bill to authorize tbo appointment of ;uuidiau to the minor legatees of Lyuo Starling, de-ensed.Mr. Beesou, from tho Committuo ou Medical Socie ties, reported back the annual report of tlio Medical College of Ohio, and it wa laid on the table. If tils reatl a third time and pnssctt. Authorizing Ohio City Ui subscribe lu thu capital stuck uf tho Ohio Railroad Company, and for other other purposes. io incorporate the uioveiiuid and Akron flank Rond Company, the Bedford Plank Road Cuninauv. aud for otlior purposes. Air. Oeuiiisou, on leave, presented the petition of Wm. Graham and 8i others, of Fruukliu county, for au act to incorporate thu Dublin and Wurthingtuu riniiK ui.au or lurnpiKo company. Hills introduced. ly Mr. Patterson, to amend an act to incorporate tho town of Newark, iu the county ol ucKing. Mr. Dennison, to amend the net entitled an act tn in corporate the State Bank nf Ohio nud other Baukiug companies, passed February 'J t, 184.'). io authorize iue conveyance oi curiam lauusap-tttupi-itUoil Wy tit" Hippo rewrvnir. to incorporate the uapitai university. To incorporate the Dublin and WoithiiigUin Turn pike or Plault Road Company. Mr. Oiiniiiughaiu, to umend the act entitled an act U est ibhsh the price of tho Wabash, Miami and Erie Jamil lands, ami to secure their sale to actual settlers. passed February 7, 1817. Mr. Randall, to amend tho net tor the support and rvgulutiun of coinnmu schools. Also, to amend an act incorporating the Ashtabula Central Plank RoadCumpauy. Mr. Howard, to repeat the proviso of the first flection of tho net entitled nu net fixing the prices fur printers fur publishing the furleiied and delinquent lists. Mr. Whitman offered ihe following: Resolved, That hereafter, until otherwise ordered. when the Senate a Ijouru, it shall be until 0, A. M , aud when it takes a recess, it shall be at 2 J, P. M. Mr. Whitman said that this would be necessary in oider to enable the Senate to dispose of tho vast iimoiiiiim uuiiuess un too uioiu. Mr. Johnson said, that as a getillctnan of leisure, it made little dilfeience to him whether this resolution passed or imt. He had uo business. No one sent him any petitions. He thought, however, it would be Hatter to have au evening service, than moot before 10 i.i the morning. He believed gentlemen on hi side of the Chamber did nut play cucrt, so that it would not interfere with tiieui. Mr. Beavor snid that perhaps they did not play turns, they bud played a good deal uf enbboge and brag. Mr. Wilson opposed the resolution. He observed that although the House had adopted tho hours now recuuiuieudcd, tuey sui uo nmger man me ornate, a they took recess and adjourned fully an hour before the Senate. He would much prefer thit Senator should be limited iu thu length ot their speeches. We sat here long enough. .Mr. t'ayuo moved to amend iue resolution by linking out that part which provides that the Senate meet nt f) o'clock. Mr. Conkliu asked if it would be in order to move that uo Senator should speak more than twonty times uday lu regular session t Messrs. Hailauaud Hondrivk. Fifteou would be enough. The first divisiou of the resolutions was agreed to tyes 10, noes 13. The second divisiou oi me resolution was auopTsa. Mr. Eckley offered a resolution directing th Judi ciary Committee lo iuquire into the expediency of ex- leuiimx, vii provisions vji mo iiui in ruttiu iu wrnaoi I ivcible entry uud detainer, to executor and adminis trators, JC. Mr. Payne offered the following, which was adop ted i Resolvetl, That the Judiciary Committee bn instructed Ui iiiiiuiro into the expediency of prohibiting for eign iiuuranco companies from doing business in this anne uiiui nicy navu oiuimisneu ueioro me a minor nl Stale the fact that their capital stock has been fully iwid iu or secured, and rouiaius unimpaired, and the ability uf such company to meet the ordinary engage ments. Mr. Myers moved to tnko up the bill to prevent the bank from biking usury, with the amendments, which had been printed. Mr. Eckley hud not bad time to examine them. He would therefore vote gainst taking up. The motion was lnid ayes 17, noes 17. Mr. Johnson offered the following : Resolvett, Thai the Judicial y Committee bo directed to inquire into the expediency of removing all restric-ti.ms tu thu etahli-iinient nf offices uf foreign lusii-r.tnoe Companies in this S'nte, Adopted. Mr. Chise offered the following resolution: Resolrtd, That the Senate and House ofRepresentative-, will meet in joint session in the Hull nf the House, ou Thursday the seventh day nf February insl.,fnr the purpose, nl electing one member rd ttie Hoard nt rub-lie Woi ks, ono President Judge for tbo county nf Hamilton, nne President Judge for Ihe seventh Judicial circuit, into Associate Judge for the enmity of Licking, and one Associate Judje for the county of Butler. Mr. Rnnd'ill moved to go into Committee nf the Wh'de nn the orders of the tiny. Mr. Chase spoke ul length, contending that tho last motion wa not in order. Mr. Randall replied, lb- had never before heard it disputed, that a motion logo into cuinmiltee of Ihe whole, wan always in order. The Speaker decided that it was. Mr. Chase demanded n call of tlio Senate. The Senate being lull, with ihe exception nf those excused. Mi C (in so called for the ayes and noes nn the motion In ;o into committee nf the whole, Hliil it was Inst: nves 16. noes Hi, The uuestion wns taken nn Mr. (.mine resolution, hnrncler. should be in i sued forward to the dis;iilv.int- ami it Wus rejected ; nves 16, noes tli. age of nlhur matter, lie did not feel disputed tu vntn Ayk Messrs. Blocksom, Burns, Chase, Cunning- lor the res dot now, but h- would any that unless ham, Dimmock, Duhln, ron'UHnn, llnvvnid, .tnlinsuu, the printing of tlio House should be dene morttexped tiuusly, hu would vote tn take it from Mr, Mednry and give ii tn smne one who would attend in il, Mr. Hutchiua said he was not exactly prepared to vole for Iho resolution now, but would wail it short time lunger, iu the hote that there would be an improvement. Ho was disposed tn believe with tin1 gen-1 1 em an from Cincinnati, Unit Col. Medaiy did nut know much about it. He thought thu mailer wan iu the bunds uf those who might bo induced by suppers of boiled oyster aud iuduceiuenU of that kmd, to give Myers, Patterson, Payne, Suupaoti, Swifi, Whitman uud WiUon. Hi. Nok. Messrs. Ihrkor, Beaver, Beesou, Blake, Conkliu. D ison.Eeklev, Harlnti, Horton, Lawrence, Lewis Randall, Salter, Vinal, Worcester uud Speaker. 16. Tho Senate took n recess. HOrsE OF RKPRF.SENTATtVES. Praver by Rev. Mr. Dibble. Petitions presented ami referred. By Mr. Whitou, to J